Patriots Of The Holocaust Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEDD DDFGED CHDDDI IJDKDL LDLMNO

PATRIOTS OF THE HOLOCAUSTA
Welcome the most noble Patroit of Afri coastB
Coded by the uniqueness of his narrowed mindC
Despising others in a sin which he sole partakesD
Honestly strict in his little negotiated judgmentE
Pledging allegiance to service with his lipsD
He truly is the invisible perker of human raceD
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Welcome the torch bearers of the nations progressD
Forunners without identity fighting for what's oursD
Earnestly suffering for the interest of the nationF
Maters With eyes abroad and anus at homeG
Building a path way for refined digested excrementE
They work to the betterment of our amiable paradiseD
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Also to the honorable house saviours of mankindC
Sacrificing with deeds and Mindless of their gainH
Existing within grassroots as well as rank and filesD
Running arrands of good wheel for the mastersD
Bridging the Gap between the jews and gentilesD
All this for the leftover communion from the master's tableI
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But We're the highest shareholders in this struggleI
Our job we crawl we leap we squart everydayJ
Scavenging under the angry sun like foreignersD
Giving the best to our hard work of hustlingK
We're like Living carcass of indepted soulsD
We owe nothing to and from human empathyL
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Finally we all in our separate ways work tirelesslyL
Everyman towards the nation's progressD
In this fateless fight Some must be more equallL
But at last We must glory in karma's just verdictM
We must Live and must all die in self honourN
Each to the creator joyfully carrying his guilt aloneO

I.k Tom
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