Wonderful Woman Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGH DIJKE LMNHJ OPMMQF RSNTUDV RNWCX YZA2BQ AB2C2D2

When I think of you mommaA
My heart bleeds with sorrowB
And when I cry why Oh great lordC
All I can do is hopeD
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I know Oh momma the joy of bearingE
The anxiety before laborF
And that happy relief when you hold fruitG
To watch the plants that you sow is all you dream ofH
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I feel dear momma that hopeD
The feel of that supple suckle on your breastI
For you are confidentJ
That this will be but the endK
Of your relentless sufferingE
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As you sing that lullabyL
Look after it for it will look after youM
I can feel the genuine affectionN
That never seizing true loveH
That you give without condimentJ
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You toiled day and nightO
So that I could have this lifeP
In which I selfishly ignore youM
But in my heart I know without youM
This world wouldn t be mineQ
You love like no otherF
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Oh Lord Almighty when will it beR
When those frail African souls can smileS
I can only imagineN
The pain of burying the fruit of their wombT
The nightmare of watching shattered dreamsU
The sorrow of a lost hopeD
The pleasure of babysitting to the death bedV
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Oh Lord won t you show mercyR
Rest them for all they have doneN
To bring life to this worldW
But look at all those orphans LordC
Created by the menace of AIDSX
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Look at who fends for themY
The African mother mother of slavesZ
Power milked dry by ages of relentless toilA2
Hope diminished by tears of sorrowB
But love still as virgin as the African sunshineQ
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All the world is with you mommaA
Never let your hope dry outB2
Because you are and deserveC2
To be the mother of the Mighty KingdomD2

Seke Bharu
(C) All Rights Reserved. Poem Submitted on 12/02/2019



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