Materialistic Women Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AB CD EF GH IJ KL MA NO PQ

Do you marry a person for real love or for money and financial securityA
A capable woman does not entirely depend on her husband for financial supportB
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Some poor women say they will not marry a poor man and live a simple lifeC
And neither will they marry a man who does not own a house and a motor vehicleD
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Materialistic women want to live a luxurious lifestyle at other people s expenseE
They daydream about travelling abroad on vacations and having a wonderful timeF
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Some poor women who marry money seem to forget their past conditionG
They post images and videos on social media to show off their activities and possessionsH
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If you were a poor man would you refuse to marry a poor woman whom you loveI
How would you feel if a woman rejects your advances because you are poorJ
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A marriage should be motivated by true love for a person and not by something elseK
What would happen if a materialistic woman married a rich man and he lost his richesL
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Any woman who marries a man because of his wealth does not truly love himM
What would you do if you found out that a woman married you for your moneyA
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Many poor women have flatly turned down poor men s proposals for marriageN
A rich man should find out whether a woman truly loves him or not before he marries herO
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Let us salute honest and upright women who marry men out of real love for themP
Beware of manipulative gold diggers who feign love for men to achieve wealthQ

Marlon Pitter
(C) All Rights Reserved. Poem Submitted on 04/26/2026



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