Topic: I Never Wanted To Die Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD AEFG AHIJ AKLM NOPQR STDUV WWXA YZA2B2C2 D2E2F2S G2KH2KMy fans I never wanted to die | A |
That's why I fought it for so long | B |
Even with the insult I received | C |
My only zeal was to make all of you smile | D |
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I never wanted to die | A |
That's why I left without a word | E |
I never belived that death was this rude | F |
Taking me away from all of you | G |
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I never wanted to die | A |
I still want to make people laugh | H |
I still have dreams to fulfill | I |
And a lot to achieve | J |
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I never wanted to die | A |
That's why I fought with colon cancer | K |
I never gave it a room in my heart | L |
But yet it still took my life | M |
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I can still recall my last moment | N |
How I laid by the side of my kids till dead | O |
Without a kiss or a hug | P |
My wife was telling me to open my eyes | Q |
But I can't cause death itself has come | R |
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I can still remember the films I acted | S |
The roles I played | T |
I can still remember how I make my fans smile | D |
And even make them yearn for more | U |
But yet death decided to take me home | V |
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Yes my life was a battle | W |
Even in the films I acted I still battle | W |
I always win to loss and loss to win | X |
Still I never wanted to die | A |
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All the manuscript I wrote | Y |
And all the films I still wanted to act | Z |
All the manuscript I wanted to recite | A2 |
And the life I still wanted to enjoy | B2 |
Has ended up in a simple closing of my eyes to sleep | C2 |
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Oh colon cancer you have taken me away | D2 |
But yet my memory are still with them | E2 |
You might have kill me | F2 |
But you can't kill the things I have created | S |
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I might have left | G2 |
But yet my name will live forever | K |
As wakanda the great | H2 |
As the great black panther | K |
Davidson Perfect
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