These Too Shall Pass Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABC DEEEEE DFEAG EHEIJ KKLMN KOPEFQE AAAEREThe wilted orchids yearn for water | A |
to bloom and sprout out in winter | A |
as the dusty desert dreams of fresh leaves | B |
and autumn showers alter the vineyards | C |
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We shall rise again | D |
leaps out of his lips | E |
as he waters and redresses | E |
the sunflowers droopy stems | E |
shoving ways for sunbeams | E |
to gleam on crooked petals | E |
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Winter will come again | D |
lingers on his daytime vagabond mind | F |
as he yearns for the cool and calmness | E |
of the breezy breeze of an ember | A |
to rejuvenate and vivify his melting skin | G |
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These too shall pass | E |
pops out of the primitive stereo system | H |
deafening his hearing as he wanders | E |
wanders around the long gone hectic street | I |
a scavenger humping on waste | J |
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now a sanctuary no mongers left | K |
now a sanctuary no mongers left | K |
he's dying of hunger pandemic ailment | L |
his legs fumble on soil | M |
as his stomach worms gnarl and grumble | N |
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now a sanctuary no mongers left | K |
the lousy street noise echoes in his head | O |
yet | P |
These days shall come to pass | E |
keep swinging in his stagnant mind | F |
as he sits on his bench of hope | Q |
in anticipation of the bread and butter days | E |
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The wilted orchids sprout out in winter | A |
and the sunflowers gleam in summer | A |
while he's still on his ruddy mood mender | A |
with an empty bowl and sagging hopes | E |
muttering | R |
These days shall come to pass | E |
Oluwakayode Taiwo
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Poet's note: This is a poem of hope written to tie up the sagging hopes.
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