Lust Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEF GHIFGJKLM MN| A lust to fly has betrayed us again | A |
| The better part of us has been smashed | B |
| Broken painfully twisted and torn aside | C |
| Our tears are songs for the beggars | D |
| To drink wine | E |
| and mourn in stupor | F |
| - | |
| The tales of the Iroko | G |
| Seeks many version | H |
| We seek a name | I |
| We demand a color | F |
| A reason to talk | G |
| Oh Who will shoot the gun when we die | J |
| The drunk old talking drum demands | K |
| Who cover our dry sagging breast | L |
| When we sleep | M |
| - | |
| Witches we hear in our sleep | M |
| The haunting osu of the past | N |
Delia Mears
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Poet's note: The poem display the pains of old age and the story it fortells, the pains of being called witches and wizard and being abandon by those you call palms.
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