The Cavemen's Language Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EFEG HIJK| The cavemen here the cavemen there | A |
| Evolved east evolved north and everywhere | A |
| We receving the language gift from the ancient past | B |
| Will it live Will it last | B |
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| Letting a language die is like denying the discovery | C |
| Denying the existence of the cavemen's history | C |
| Letting a language live is accepting the culture | D |
| Of the moment's old to the distant future | D |
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| It is the keepsake from the ancestor days | E |
| It's like a dying cyclamen on a winter's eve | F |
| For it deserves to witness the bright summer rays | E |
| It deserves to survive it deserves to live | G |
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| Years passes by slowly the speakers are decreasing | H |
| But even if the elderly dies not the language | I |
| It shall be pass down to generations and shall be said | J |
| The cavemen used it before the citymen speaks it more | K |
Ryo Hiiragi
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