The Little Flower Made It Poison Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE FGHFI JKLJM NAOPQ CRSTU| I saw it that rose flower | A |
| So beautiful it was that it could invite the birds | B |
| The sunbird liked it much | C |
| Its smell no perfume can afford | D |
| The king of the nation liked it too | E |
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| Its shape and size designed like none | F |
| The petals so wide covers well the inner being | G |
| From weather and insects and gives warmth | H |
| No pore along not even one | F |
| On a sunny day look It gives light | I |
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| I watered the tree and aimed for fruits | J |
| The sweet fruits to harvest for myself | K |
| But now I grief for the decision I made | L |
| An intruder had come and ate the fruits | J |
| Again it pains the fruits were poisoned | M |
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| For the time I spent to harvest loss | N |
| I blame the flower to attract the stranger | A |
| The fate of this the fruits are gone | O |
| Shame to the short petals they gave him rest | P |
| And now the poison rests in the fruit | Q |
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| My appeal to friends neither should you touch | C |
| Nor should you eat the fruit my assure I give | R |
| You will die soon and you won't emerge | S |
| Be careful then The flowers you catch | T |
| Do not regret when time is running short | U |
Francis Omariba
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