The Prison Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCD BEFB GHDI BJBK LMLN BOBBB PHCQ RBHB

Home of the helplessA
Built with a corrugated ironsB
The innocent incarceratedC
For a pardonable crimeD
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In court sittingsB
Judges bribedE
They twist and thwart the truthF
The voiceless cry for a voiceB
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Many a soulG
Wallows in pains and miseryH
Over the crimeD
They never committedI
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Though the prisons are in sizesB
Mansion and edifice for the opulentJ
Match house boxes for the impecuniousB
Crimes are in stratumK
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Like Evans the anointed kidnapperL
Whose arrest and cases cried aloudM
His imprisonment a folktale dinnerL
His accuser's voice muteN
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The poor are voiceless and helplessB
In the cacophony of their matchO
house boxesB
Their hearts in need of a voiceB
To silence their oppressorsB
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For how long will a soul weepP
For eternityH
In prison souls convertedC
or enslave to sinQ
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When eventually releasedR
The society feels their presenceB
Positively or negativelyH
We are the architect of our woesB

Jude Chukwuemeka Muoneke
(C) All Rights Reserved. Poem Submitted on 08/28/2020

Poet's note: This poem decries the hopelessness of the poor incarcerated without fair hearing. The fate of the poor is alarming when it get to court. 'The voiceless cry for a voice'




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