If This Is Fame, Who Needs It? Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJ KLMN OOBOPQA| Witches have to their graves sought this deadly glory | A |
| Sorcerers and night runners naked exhausted in the quest | B |
| Magicians and circus artists in deadly pranks have sought | C |
| And even legends in a lifetime only a pale shadow of yours | D |
| Celebrities do on stilts enjoy but too often tumble into tombs | E |
| And from grace to grass often becomes their epitaphs | F |
| Beauty pageants frown when wrinkles at sunset knock on their doors | G |
| Napoleons Churchills have done what the Mandelas and Shaka Zulus have | H |
| With hard labour time pain and blood | I |
| Inscribed their names in the history books | J |
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| But you tiny invisible Corona | K |
| In such a short spun of life have wrought such deadly havoc | L |
| And brought the whole world to a bloody halt | M |
| And made a homely abode on everyone's lips | N |
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| Now stop this evil exaggeration Devil's foster son | O |
| Your father was cursed and cast out of heaven | O |
| For this vicious vainly quest | B |
| Real movie stars know when to cut the action | O |
| But yours is utter bloody sadism | P |
| Stop Or else there will not be a page enough to contain your evils | Q |
| Nor shall survive any historian of repute to record your cruelty | A |
Furaha Gandi
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