Seasons Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCDEFGH HIJKL MNOHBHLP| In the season | A |
| Everything's dry | B |
| The trees are dry | B |
| And broken shed | C |
| Their leaves and stand | D |
| Straight like they'd never bloomed | E |
| Their hungry looking branches | F |
| Pointing to the skies | G |
| As if in supplication for rain | H |
| - | |
| But today I saw a frangipani | H |
| Blossoming with fresh leaves | I |
| And pretty looking purple flowers | J |
| Arranged in a most beautiful manner | K |
| Like it had it had a source of water differently | L |
| - | |
| It set me thinking | M |
| Of the saying One man's meat | N |
| Is another's poison One trees | O |
| Season of dryness another's season | H |
| Of blossom In life some cry | B |
| Some celebrate To some it's a season | H |
| Of woe to others it's a season of glory | L |
| That's why every dog has got its day | P |
Emmanuel Inya Otu-nwachi
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Poet's note: In life, things are not the same for everyone. Even Siamese twins have different destinies. "Seasons" discusses the differences in people even though they are in the same environment and at the same time. Invariably, the poet encourages the reader to be patient when situations aren't favourable.
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