Coastal Cold Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDE FDCGHC IIBCDJ KDDDDL DDLCCC LLDLLL| Behold we stood jerking and shivering | A |
| Before the gigantic cost of crossover | B |
| Onto the land of frustration and caction | C |
| Where we shall see generous demons | D |
| Parading around in fine angelic attires | D |
| Like a pardoner on a merciful ground | E |
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| The cold wind blew in black and white | F |
| And our eyes were once opened to see | D |
| The evil planted in the black heart of a man | C |
| Such stimulated our antagonistic alarm | G |
| Rising like a steam from a hot soup and | H |
| Matching Far above our mere horizon | C |
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| There we stood silently in solitude | I |
| Though we were a people of multitude | I |
| Powerless as a slave before his master | B |
| Staring at the killing current of the ocean | C |
| And nailing a dozen truncated dreams | D |
| Of a people so blacker than a charcoal | J |
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| At the cancerous coastal cold | K |
| We arrived chained in our hearts | D |
| Like newly discovered mad dogs | D |
| Wearing necklaces on our necks | D |
| That were so heavier than us | D |
| Like a bead tied at a virgin's waist | L |
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| We were on our excambion exodus | D |
| To see a master of all knowledges | D |
| And a man so revered like a minigod | L |
| Forsaking our land full of civilization | C |
| For the sake of fake industrialization | C |
| That brought no good to a charcoal skin | C |
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| We were powdered with colder cold | L |
| And our mouth never opened for a word | L |
| While our hearts burnt a million times | D |
| Despite the coastal cancerous cold | L |
| Now we must look for a benign blanket | L |
| Or else we remain a man without a mind | L |
Kwaghkule Jacob
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Obogo godwin: It a nice piece am really short of words to describe this big step you have taken
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