Imprisoned Flight! Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDD EEFGHHII JJKKLLMM| I fly over cities and their tiny houses | A |
| Where people stay with their families and spouses | A |
| Though I am not a drone or an aeroplane | B |
| Nor the small bird flying over the narrow lane | B |
| My identity is that of a small red kite | C |
| That hauls over the busy metropolitan site | C |
| I stray no further than my master takes me | D |
| Unlike the birds crossing the unending sea | D |
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| I am called by tailorbirds from their nests of hay | E |
| To join them in their aerial chase and play | E |
| And often pursued by the crows that caw | F |
| To fly to a place where the winds blow raw | G |
| I reject their requests with a polite and windy ring | H |
| Telling them that my world is confined to a string | H |
| And they rush to give me company in the sky | I |
| In the limited daytime I fly | I |
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| I have some lively dreams or goals | J |
| And the urge to fly beyond the electric poles | J |
| To a place where the mountains and the skies do kiss | K |
| And the scenery is filled with unimaginable bliss | K |
| I wish to fly with my friends | L |
| Than compete with kites having colourful patterns and trends | L |
| I would rather be an unnoticed yet independent mouse | M |
| Than an emperor confined to a tiny house | M |
Richik Ghosal
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