Two Women Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFFGHIBBJKLMNO EPLLQPPORSHLTUVWXYShe's young and attractive a beautiful thought | A |
Every morning is a good looking day | B |
She's cautious to see a spot in her short dress | C |
but not careful to avoid it tomorrow | D |
She's always smiling to the mirror a perfect virtual imagine | E |
She's a woman with an outlook nature | F |
and a small window for the future | F |
She's the mother who sleeps before her kids | G |
She makes no mistakes in her company | H |
A group of socials is where she feels safe and validated | I |
Her curvy body is the holy temple to pray | B |
and offer her conscience everyday | B |
This is a woman who wants a perfect life | J |
but does very little interpersonal effort | K |
to make make this wish a sound belief | L |
She's a woman of a substantial potential | M |
but lives to prove herself wrong by worrying about | N |
proving the virtual world right | O |
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The other one is a fearless and strong woman | E |
she's naturally beautiful and uniquely outgoing | P |
She's sleeping late to learn something educative | L |
or sleeps after her family is safe | L |
She's a woman with a clue of what she is | Q |
and what she's capable of achieving | P |
She does more to shape herself than just believing | P |
She made a mistake once and spent a sleepless night | O |
formulating ways to achieve a stable relationship | R |
with her family friends and colleagues | S |
She's the face of social integrity and professional maturity | H |
She spends time embracing a better version of life | L |
and looks at herself not in a mirror but in the young ladies | T |
she inspires | U |
She's a woman who accepts her femininity as a home | V |
A home for her family her faith and her soul | W |
She's not a perfect woman but she knows | X |
how perfect she can make the world she lives | Y |
Ally Fred
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