Hauwa (the Epitome Of Manner) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DAE FGAH IHJHH CA| Here Istand | A |
| Permit my golden pen to dance dance | B |
| And shed the ink of thy utterance | C |
| - | |
| Although I'm dearth of words | D |
| To described a myriad of lessons i have learned | A |
| From your occean full of charisma | E |
| - | |
| Your life is an imitation | F |
| To all Homo sapiens living in the whole universe | G |
| Because even the sun and the moon have witnessed | A |
| Your charismatic behaviour | H |
| - | |
| Should Itell you something | I |
| You've become a river | H |
| Where humanity can quench the thirst of grammar of life | J |
| You've become a real flower | H |
| Where butterflies can find the nectar in a gloomy weather | H |
| - | |
| Your scintillating smile is the evidence | C |
| That you are beyond the best | A |
Salahuddeen Muhammad
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Poet's note: this poem is very fabulous and fantastic i wrote it to a girl friend of mine after realizing that, there's an avalanche of lessons to learn from her lifestyle.
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