Next Level Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGH IJKL MNOP QRHST UVW XYZF IA2B2D C2D2E2F2 B2G2G2 H2I2

Look amidst the glorious trayA
To see the terrain our act has playedB
Whether for the love or fun of itC
The future will tell of what is doneD
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My heart pantsE
For that which my eyes do seeF
Even less than that which is played on our screenG
Our nation turning to the day of SamaritansH
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While our heads make their waysI
To enrich their Masters offshoreJ
The first change in global debtK
And the second our fate is yet to knowL
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But of great relief of more debt as at firstM
And it's tagged the next levelN
Where have we got it wrongO
Which God have we offendedP
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That I can go to appeaseQ
On the elm of debt our representativesR
Intend to renovate a building on billionsH
Yet the court rooms are good lookingS
For rodents to make as abodeT
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The hospitals are well equippedU
For the surgery of the mosquitoesV
The roads daily grow to be vampiresW
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We so have much to eatX
That penury is the chief cookY
In these you tend to seize our voiceZ
Yet both old and young will be readyF
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To sing your praiseI
Upon the discharge of five naira at the stadiumA2
Hear oh hear usB2
For our cry is enough to make an oceanD
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Daily do we do thisC2
For that which hits our intestines for food and blood to deathD2
We're blessed yes we'reE2
And let this be our prideF2
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That you cease lending for the sake of the fetusB2
And for our nation not to be in the state of SamariaG2
Least we call on God to deal with you like Sanni AbachaG2
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Hear me oh gracious GodH2
To save your people from this slavery of next level being unfoldI2

Olorode Samuel
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