His Turn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEF GHFIFF FJKLGJFFMhe stood at italics | A |
forlorn gaze fixated | B |
to a horizon | C |
in a crowded room he spoke | D |
mumblings tower of babel | E |
yet they made him smell so sweet | F |
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he sat faced down | G |
in conversation with sleep | H |
in a crowded palace he snored | F |
silent breath | I |
imperial majesty and subjects bemused | F |
yet they made him look so sweet | F |
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has kongi gone mad in old age that | F |
hands are crowded in giggles | J |
limbs blow flutes in tremor | K |
straddled his horse in clownish gallantry | L |
his head too cold for the crown | G |
his kingship genuflects in hollowness | J |
agending the agenda in an emilokan state | F |
gods forbid it | F |
that we put our ears on a platter at Meribah | M |
Ifeanyichukwu Onwughalu
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Poet's note: Intriguing tale of an ambitious politician vying for office in old age and glaring poor health condition
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