My Mariel Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDEFAGH IJKLM NOMII PQJARMS TUVWNRX| Where is my Marieal | A |
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| A Spanish goddess came | B |
| A moment I wanted someone like her the most | C |
| I was innocent so she was | D |
| She had find a way between extremes | E |
| Just a mere look gave me assurance | F |
| Assurance of a miracle | A |
| To heal and perfectly amend that broken heart | G |
| Which Tasha and my friend Amos had ruptured | H |
| - | |
| She made me to erase that Question | I |
| Do this kind really have true love | J |
| She gave me hope to find a way home in the middle of foreign land | K |
| I had found one to trust | L |
| After all she was a goddess right | M |
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| I told her Nyasha was not a name for goddess | N |
| Moreso for the Spanish ones | O |
| I named her Marieal My own goddess of broken heart whom I belived | M |
| She had that voice which would make u drink poison | I |
| Because the voice said its medicine | I |
| - | |
| But one day that one day which was written in future | P |
| She looked straight into my eyes | Q |
| I saw true love | J |
| She smiled I knew all was well | A |
| I tried to utter I felt the soft finger on my lips | R |
| Sssssshhhhhh I felt the sound | M |
| The goddess was about to take me to her kingdom | S |
| - | |
| Then a phone rang it was not a new ringing tone | T |
| I could not pick it I was about to go far away | U |
| Far away from the past and its threats | V |
| It kept on ringing now with more volume | W |
| The sound was now more real than that of the previous | N |
| That moment Mareial was getting near to my lips with her lips | R |
| Thats when mom yelled '' Tah the phone is ringing'' I woke up | X |
Caution Makura
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