Bleeding Toes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDEFFGGGGHHII| My heart is a cavernous basket | A |
| It can only hold so much malice | B |
| On my humble wit your eye is set | C |
| If everything ends then so will my service | B |
| Your hefty privileged toes press upon mine | D |
| Malice ends but its pains do linger | E |
| My grievous moans and screams are a sign | D |
| Not of the giving of a glum drudger | E |
| Nor of the breaking of the overdone | F |
| But of the kindhearted which i am one | F |
| Seeing to never reprise and to forgo | G |
| When i traipse on a variant toe | G |
| So it is my most blatant sorrow | G |
| To be dealt that makes my demons show | G |
| As the breaking of day follows the enshrouded night | H |
| Yield and let out my hollows i might | H |
| Cos this untended open wound grows | I |
| From your incessant troddng on my bleeding toes | I |
Adams Dauda
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