Isaiah 24 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFEFGHGHIJKJJLML MEMEMIMMMMEMEMNLNL| The hand of the lord | A |
| Empty the world and lay it waste | B |
| its inhabitants scattered abroad | C |
| what to the world befall this fate | D |
| as to the priest so with the member | E |
| As to the master so with his servant | F |
| As with the maid so to its teacher | E |
| As for the seller same be for the merchant | F |
| for the lender So for he that borrow | G |
| as with the taker so for the giver of usury | H |
| Bound everyone to toilings and sorrow | G |
| For it is said of the voice of almighty | H |
| I | |
| Roses fades and greens withers straws | J |
| The earth is defiled by its inhabitants | K |
| they have all disobeyed the laws | J |
| and broken its everlasting convenants | J |
| the land is under a strong divine spell | L |
| Its kindred each bearing their guilt | M |
| The crowd are flogged and expell | L |
| And very few are left behind atilt | M |
| All wines and minerals sour | E |
| The bottle has fallen the drunkard | M |
| Every worship places in closure | E |
| Drums and piano are mute and sad | M |
| I | |
| We moan our city in desolate | M |
| The gate of our countries barred | M |
| Horses and sheep halt their blate | M |
| Their owner has left grasses ungarnered | M |
| Men that flew from sound of terror | E |
| Have been drowned into a deep pit | M |
| The earth is shakened in great horror | E |
| it sways like a cottage loosing its sit | M |
| The lord almighty in wrath has reprove | N |
| the powers in the heavens below | L |
| And kings in the darkest matter above | N |
| Lord God will reign as all earth will knee low | L |
Adebayo Sir Toby
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