The first part (1 to 6) discusses conveyance, the second (7 - 33) is about his rage, the third (34 - 45) is one of boasting, the fourth (46 - 75) explains why the Sayid seeks to take up arms again, the fifth (76 - 96) he mentions some tribes as colonial collaborators and thus puts them in his crosshairs, the sixth (97 - 110) is the Sayid describing how he's gifted at various fields, and the seventh (111 - 153) he describes how certain Dhulbahante subclans have been annihilated at the hands of the colonialists.