Love From A Stranger Ii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGCHIIJ HKLMNOPQQ RISTUVWX| For Oge | A |
| I'd have loved | B |
| The journey to be | C |
| An unending continuum | D |
| As we share | E |
| A companionship | F |
| Providence wrought | G |
| Maybe | C |
| As a friend | H |
| As a lover | I |
| As a daughter | I |
| A play mate | J |
| - | |
| We'd spend | H |
| The times | K |
| The hours | L |
| The minutes | M |
| The seconds | N |
| Sharing our lives | O |
| Sharing ideas | P |
| Talking about nothing | Q |
| And everything | Q |
| - | |
| But no | R |
| Soon the journey'd be over | I |
| And we'd go our separate ways | S |
| Never to see again | T |
| For everyday we make good friends | U |
| And lose them the next | V |
| Cos life goes on | W |
| And on and round and round | X |
Emmanuel Inya Otu-nwachi
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Poet's note: The poem is a continuation of the poem of same title. As our journey drew to a close I began to think that we'd soon part and forget each other. We meet new people everyday and part later in spite of the fact that we had a good relationship. Bob Marley said, "Good friends we had and good friends we lost along the way." This is true of life.
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