Nature's Dreams, Mostly Shattered Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCD EFGHI JKLME| What if the trees wanted to stand tall and upright mostly colourful | A |
| Showing off their muscles and selflessly sharing shade and oxygen | B |
| What if they never fancied feeling the pain and torture | C |
| Of becoming pulp and fuel and exotically carved furniture | C |
| Sacrificing their deep routed bonds with the earth | D |
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| What if the earth preferred being flowing landscapes mostly admired | E |
| Spending its days basking in the sunlight and soaking up the rain | F |
| What if it never expected to be brutally dissected and | G |
| Constructed into brilliantly engineered concrete jungles | H |
| Losing its fertile pride to ambitious creatures | I |
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| What if the sea dreamt of being a palatial abode mostly charming | J |
| To the wealth of inexplicably beautiful species it was home to | K |
| What if it never imagined the trauma of being a secret hideout | L |
| For the disposal and storage of gross human atrocities | M |
| At the cost of the very species it once fostered | E |
Anchal Baniparsadh
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