The Court Room Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DEDE FGFG HIHI JKJK LMLM NONO PKPK| In this court room where justice is sought with fervor | A |
| And passion fills the air with every breath | B |
| I stand alone with memories I savor | A |
| Of trials past and verdicts fair and just | C |
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| Within the solemn court where judges sit | D |
| In wigs and gowns deliberating long | E |
| I hold the nation's constitution lit | D |
| By memories of lawyers' battles strong | E |
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| This chamber where the words of truth are weighed | F |
| And justice is the highest prize to earn | G |
| I have seen worries vanish fears allayed | F |
| And heard the cries of guilt and innocence churn | G |
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| Within these walls encircled by the law | H |
| I once beheld a JUSTICE pure and true | I |
| Amidst a bench of judges without flaw | H |
| A shining light that cut through all the blue | I |
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| My heart rejoiced at this my first glance | J |
| And confidence surged through my every pore | K |
| I longed for HIS continued just stance | J |
| And cheered His name in admiration more | K |
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| In this court room where the truth prevails | L |
| And falsehoods fail to gain a foothold still | M |
| The wise counsels witness with relief the tales | L |
| Of one staunch JUSTICE fearless of all ill | M |
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| Yet there is now a decay within these walls | N |
| A rot that permeates the benches once so bright | O |
| For two JUSTICES have heeded the devil's calls | N |
| And left behind a court that's lost its light | O |
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| In this court room where justice once was served | P |
| I stand in mourning the JUSTICES gone before | K |
| And praise their legacy still undeserved | P |
| With memories that last for evermore | K |
Olute Aete
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Poet's note: ?
This poem is about a court room where justice is sought and celebrated. The speaker reflects on past trials and the fair and just verdicts that were reached. The court is described as a solemn chamber where truth is weighed and justice is the highest prize to earn. The speaker remembers a shining example of a just justice and mourns the loss of two justices who have caused a decay within the court. The poem is ultimately about the importance of justice and the need for unbiased and fair judges in the court system.
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