Dictator’s Doeks Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B BCBDEFGHBIJKLMBBNMHO BBHBMPBBBBQHRSBB BCBDEFGHBIJKLMBBNMHO BBHBMPBBBBQHRSBB| A | |
| - | |
| DICTATOR S DOEKS | B |
| - | |
| Grandma s sweat bathes the statehouse tarmacs | B |
| Poverty shaved fathers are the glitter that replaced floodlights and | C |
| stolen lampposts | B |
| Brother is the anointed fisherman catching political breams for the | D |
| presidential roast | E |
| Ideological tutored memes sing praise anthems patronized | F |
| Singing praises to the republic s red carpet they never stepped on | G |
| Protocol relegates them to the ragged edges of the republic | H |
| Mother s tears rinse dishes after daily dictator s banquets | B |
| August is a museum of spent cartridge that shat death on sister s womb | I |
| she birthed death | J |
| Sister and her bullet shredded fetus are now | K |
| snoring sorrow under the rubble of elections cemetery | L |
| January swallowed its conscience and munched grenade for dinner | M |
| November drizzled both waterfalls of blood and threads of hesitant laughters | B |
| Nights of long knives | B |
| November drizzle birthed another tyrant | N |
| November November You are dictator | M |
| Autocrat s robes immersed in blood gems of Katanga | H |
| The African moon | O |
| archived that in RED CAPITAL LETTERS | B |
| Hermits and slogan slingers donning dictator s emblazoned doeks | B |
| jabbing the corrupt foul wind with pseudo revolutionary jives dancing | H |
| for the gwamandaizing glutton gobbling globetrotting gold cartels | B |
| trendsetter | M |
| Kitchen cabinet frying small fish in autocratic pans and then enjoy | P |
| the delicacies during dictator s concert under the guise of shadows | B |
| ooh crocodile games Grandma snores under the hill of villages | B |
| packed like sardine until next ballot quadratics | B |
| March footprints of dictators are scribbled all over the republic s | B |
| red carpet April autocrats fingerprints are the signature of | Q |
| diamond cartels May tyrant s thumbprint decorates the ragged bank | H |
| note | R |
| June lyrics on your doek are his campaign slogan | S |
| Still grandma s sweat bathes the statehouse tarmacs | B |
| Mother s tears rinse dishes after daily dictator s banquets | B |
| - | |
| Grandma s sweat bathes the statehouse tarmacs | B |
| Poverty shaved fathers are the glitter that replaced floodlights and | C |
| stolen lampposts | B |
| Brother is the anointed fisherman catching political breams for the | D |
| presidential roast | E |
| Ideological tutored memes sing praise anthems patronized | F |
| Singing praises to the republic s red carpet they never stepped on | G |
| Protocol relegates them to the ragged edges of the republic | H |
| Mother s tears rinse dishes after daily dictator s banquets | B |
| August is a museum of spent cartridge that shat death on sister s womb | I |
| she birthed death | J |
| Sister and her bullet shredded fetus are now | K |
| snoring sorrow under the rubble of elections cemetery | L |
| January swallowed its conscience and munched grenade for dinner | M |
| November drizzled both waterfalls of blood and threads of hesitant laughters | B |
| Nights of long knives | B |
| November drizzle birthed another tyrant | N |
| November November You are dictator | M |
| Autocrat s robes immersed in blood gems of Katanga | H |
| The African moon | O |
| archived that in RED CAPITAL LETTERS | B |
| Hermits and slogan slingers donning dictator s emblazoned doeks | B |
| jabbing the corrupt foul wind with pseudo revolutionary jives dancing | H |
| for the gwamandaizing glutton gobbling globetrotting gold cartels | B |
| trendsetter | M |
| Kitchen cabinet frying small fish in autocratic pans and then enjoy | P |
| the delicacies during dictator s concert under the guise of shadows | B |
| ooh crocodile games Grandma snores under the hill of villages | B |
| packed like sardine until next ballot quadratics | B |
| March footprints of dictators are scribbled all over the republic s | B |
| red carpet April autocrats fingerprints are the signature of | Q |
| diamond cartels May tyrant s thumbprint decorates the ragged bank | H |
| note | R |
| June lyrics on your doek are his campaign slogan | S |
| Still grandma s sweat bathes the statehouse tarmacs | B |
| Mother s tears rinse dishes after daily dictator s banquets | B |
Mbizo Chirasha
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