Unapologetic Satire Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AA BB AC DE FA GG BH IJ KG

I wrote a letter to a wise old man in a penitentiaryA
Asking him why has society become a bandwagon of negativityA
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He wrote me back saying that's one of the many questions that has lost their answersB
Like why are the leaders the only ones protected when they took an oath to protect their followersB
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Why is the destination of almost every bullet shot is an innocent young man's bodyA
And even worst some of them were fired from guns by men in the policeC
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Why is war the only way to achieve democracy in the middle eastD
I mean this is the st century why is there still such a thing as racismE
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How is the birthplace of philosophy Athens Greece when the cradle of philosophy himself studied in EgyptF
A certain African country is supposed to be years old when they have a monarch whose empire dates to the th CenturyA
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Why are some countries in the united nations at war with each otherG
But there isn't a war against poverty and hungerG
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When the rich communities are being developed they get factories and good infrastructuresB
But the only development that goes the poor communities are gentrificationH
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Also why is an old man in jail for a crime he did not commitI
I just hope one day you find the answers to all of theseJ
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I hope one day you have the power to change the world and make things rightK
But most importantly I hope one day you'll understand that life is an unapologetic satireG

Favour Alexandria
(C) All Rights Reserved. Poem Submitted on 08/07/2020

Poet's note: About the reoccurring negative events in the world and all the unanswerable questions. I wrote it for the world, pain, sadness and disapproval of the present norm. It means a lot to me




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