Our Normal Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDCEFGHHII JKLKMNOPQQ RSTUVWXYZGA2| It's the forenoon of Sunday | A |
| I'm gazing steadily on the flowers of Africa | B |
| Wondering how they are still standing | C |
| In this season of brought | D |
| Pondering how they are still blossoming | C |
| With souls swilled by plight | E |
| While soils ran out of nutrients | F |
| And rivers lost its waters | G |
| Meanwhile it lit up our grazing land | H |
| And we lost everything we had on hand | H |
| Whereas we lost our sources of nourishment | I |
| And made feel not at home in our environment | I |
| - | |
| I I detect smoke of change | J |
| Yet fellows are still smiling like the olden days | K |
| They refuse to be held in hostage | L |
| Reality remains things ain't done the old ways | K |
| The world turned | M |
| We can no longer hold hands and jam together | N |
| The world transformed | O |
| We can no longer hug and rejoice as one | P |
| What element did the Celetial use on us | Q |
| To be this quick witted with the virus | Q |
| - | |
| Children are orphans yet they are at school | R |
| Waves are widows but they go to church | S |
| I diagnose them with faith | T |
| Through trails we still hope for a better tomorrow | U |
| We repudiate living in dejection and sorrow look how far we have come | V |
| The tribulations we survived | W |
| I salute you Mzantsi for lifting the flag up | X |
| You are the unyielding rocks | Y |
| The unshakable mountains | Z |
| You are vigorous pillars | G |
| Because of you South Africa stands | A2 |
Musa Maliwa
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Poet's note: I wrote this poem for South African citizens who are holding the flag up despite the trials and tribulation we are facing.
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