The Arrival Of The Giant Butterfly Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDECBB| This land heavily rooted with thorns | A |
| Once was the home of coloured Rose | B |
| The sight of it pleasant to the eye and | C |
| it''s breath sweeter to the nose | B |
| Under the Rose was the comfort of life | D |
| The land's lads survived with no sudor | E |
| Then a giant butterfly arrived from a land and | C |
| with forceful permissions planted another rose | B |
| A rose that destroys Rose | B |
Atiig Abraham Avoak
(C) All Rights Reserved. Poem Submitted on 02/19/2026
Poet's note: This poem seeks to paint a picture of the African traditional and religious beliefs before and after colonialism.
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