Fall Of The Baobab Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDEFGH IJK DLMNKOO PP| Fall of the Baobab | A |
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| For Ken Walibora Waliaula | B |
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| Wednesday morning and wild wails of your weary withering last Friday whack us | C |
| Better days are promised and premised on mornings | D |
| Why did this end with your crash | E |
| The smell of death scares us to silence | F |
| The sound of it screeches in our ears | G |
| You've died at a time of death | H |
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| How soon you leave our scribes | I |
| How fast our screens | J |
| How quick our stories | K |
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| You towered with teachings | D |
| Inscribed in essays and plays | L |
| Crafted Kiswahili into a collosal construct | M |
| Nuanced are your novels | N |
| Sharp and splendid your short stories | K |
| You live in your autobiography | O |
| Which happily you leave for biography | O |
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| A giant you have fallen | P |
| Birds of the air we're crestfallen | P |
Denis Barasa
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