Helpless Mother Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEEFGHIJKLMNOPPQR STUBVWXY D

I am a helpless mother always weeping in painA
Rapped by my adopted sonB
He came to me a wanderer lost and tornC
And I with open arms sheltered him and gave him homeD
But now I grieve for the choice I madeE
This son of mine his soul is decayedE
He turned against me heartlessly cruelF
He is a murderer a rapist breaking every ruleG
My home once had laws built on trust patriotism love and unityH
But he trampled them all like a serpent in a bird's nestI
No thought for a brother and nor thought for a sisterJ
He kills the innocent ones their blood now whispersK
He has led others astray stolen all I could giveL
Leaving me empty struggling to liveM
Once I was strong but this son tore me apartN
Ripped all the peace from my home and tore my heart to piecesO
He takes from my resources my prideP
He gathers the weak ones to stand by his sideP
They feast on my pains because of his greedQ
Ignoring the love that that I once offeredR
Oh what sin did I commit in bringing him inS
Was I wrong to trust the plastic smile on his faceT
Now I am broken a mother in me lostU
Roughly rapped and betrayed by my own adopted sonB
I weep in the night as my world is no moreV
I am helpless with no hope of recovering from these painful woundsW
But was I wrong to careX
For now I am lost and helplessY
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Andrew BugembeD

Andrew Bugembe
(C) All Rights Reserved. Poem Submitted on 09/08/2024

Poet's note: This poem is focused on a mother who is ravaged by his own adopted son.




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