These Too Shall Pass Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABC DEEEEE DFEAG EHEIJ KKLMN KOPEFQE AAAERE

The wilted orchids yearn for waterA
to bloom and sprout out in winterA
as the dusty desert dreams of fresh leavesB
and autumn showers alter the vineyardsC
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We shall rise againD
leaps out of his lipsE
as he waters and redressesE
the sunflowers droopy stemsE
shoving ways for sunbeamsE
to gleam on crooked petalsE
-
Winter will come againD
lingers on his daytime vagabond mindF
as he yearns for the cool and calmnessE
of the breezy breeze of an emberA
to rejuvenate and vivify his melting skinG
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These too shall passE
pops out of the primitive stereo systemH
deafening his hearing as he wandersE
wanders around the long gone hectic streetI
a scavenger humping on wasteJ
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now a sanctuary no mongers leftK
now a sanctuary no mongers leftK
he's dying of hunger pandemic ailmentL
his legs fumble on soilM
as his stomach worms gnarl and grumbleN
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now a sanctuary no mongers leftK
the lousy street noise echoes in his headO
yetP
These days shall come to passE
keep swinging in his stagnant mindF
as he sits on his bench of hopeQ
in anticipation of the bread and butter daysE
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The wilted orchids sprout out in winterA
and the sunflowers gleam in summerA
while he's still on his ruddy mood menderA
with an empty bowl and sagging hopesE
mutteringR
These days shall come to passE

Oluwakayode Taiwo
(C) All Rights Reserved. Poem Submitted on 05/07/2021

Poet's note: This is a poem of hope written to tie up the sagging hopes.




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