Feels So Wrong Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEA FFGHIJKLMNO DPQRSDTUMVBW QXMYZA2XYB2C2 D2

Most at times she is happy with youA
Until someone comes inB
And show her a differentC
Meaning to happinessD
I wonder if it's something we do wrongE
That we feel too perfect to be trueA
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They know we are the right onesF
Yet they still prefer the wrong onesF
It hurts them to watch us bleedG
By their own claws they cut us open withH
So they heartlessly cut us looseI
To fall miserably like dried leavesJ
At the mercies of the harsh HarmattanK
And Watch us bleed profusely as we suffocateL
From the chokes of a broken heartM
Only few strong men like myselfN
Can survive this period of tormenting memoriesO
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Letting go hurts holding on kills usD
But what if letting go lands herP
In the firm grips of SatanQ
Those are her choices and choicesR
Must be treated with respectS
That is the hall mark of gentlenessD
It is hard for me to trade her memory from my headT
How much more clean her nameU
Inscribed across my heartM
Sometimes ladies throw awayV
The most perfect gentlemenB
And fake happiness in empty homesW
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True love comes with a connectionQ
A divine connection from God which is unbreakableX
Even if we are worlds apartM
The mere mention of my name will bringY
Shivers to her spines and the thoughtZ
Of her will hit me like a ray of lightA2
She feels all these but takes it as normalX
But it isn't God is speakingY
Let love guide us back unto our lost waysB2
For that is where true happiness residesC2
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Poems from the gravesD2

S Kojo Frimpong
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