A Letter To My Sister Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCA DEFG HEIJA KCAL CMEN OAPPQ RNEA PBSTOAP| My sister | A |
| Live a life of pleasure | A |
| Rejoice and enjoy your life | B |
| Rejoice because you have time | C |
| But mind your life after | A |
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| Do it as you wish | D |
| Nobody cares for you | E |
| Call it freedom | F |
| Call it your life and nobody else's | G |
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| Walk up and down the streets | H |
| And get value for whatever you do | E |
| Use it for a short time and get joy | I |
| Joy that won't last for long | J |
| But mind about your life after | A |
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| Taste all the sweet things | K |
| Drink all the sweet drinks of your time | C |
| But be informed sweet will turn bitter | A |
| When all the shops are closed and the night comes | L |
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| Walk with handsome guys of your time | C |
| Those who have value as you think | M |
| Disregard those you think have no value to host you | E |
| But remember one day you will wander up and down in need of them | N |
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| Eat and sleep in expensive hotels and bars | O |
| The only place you think there is pleasure | A |
| Drink tecate and add whiskey | P |
| Become as active a you wish to be | P |
| But remember that life will last | Q |
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| Rebuke and look down upon the hawkers | R |
| Do not even admire to see them | N |
| Because you say they have no value | E |
| But remember those are your responsible husbands in future | A |
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| Kindly | P |
| For a better life | B |
| Ignore the following | S |
| Relationships with | T |
| All old men with cars | O |
| Those who need one day pleasure | A |
| Those who talk of money | P |
Francis Omariba
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