A Woman’s Pain; She Just Wants To Be Free Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCAD AEFGHA ABIJCKD LLM GNOO| Such is a woman s pain she just wants to be free | A |
| - | |
| They say love is a beautiful thing | B |
| But how can I love | C |
| They say love runs from me | A |
| How do I make peace with it | D |
| - | |
| So much passion burning within me | A |
| Like a candle full of wax | E |
| It s flame is so alive | F |
| Engulfing my heart and soul | G |
| Waiting just to explode | H |
| Who can save me | A |
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| Like a sleeping beauty | A |
| I need a Prince Charming | B |
| To quench the fire with a taste of his lips | I |
| But yet again | J |
| I m not meant to love | C |
| It s my punishment | K |
| Now I know it | D |
| - | |
| It s Fighting within me like a demon | L |
| Yes my demon | L |
| How can I forget | M |
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| That s the struggle of a lost soul | G |
| But whose demon can match with mine | N |
| I await your arrival o my Romeo | O |
| But For now I continue to sleep in hollow | O |
Victoria James
(C) All Rights Reserved. Poem Submitted on 09/10/2020
Poet's note: It’s about a woman looking for love, everytime she tries to love she ends up getting hurt, she’s crying out searching for one that can love her genuinely.
I wrote this poem last night in regards to a friend of mine who keeps getting hurt by her lovers.
I want the readers to feel the pains of this woman and I know that many people out there feel so trapped and lost like they can never find love.
This poem comes from my heart because I’ve felt this way at some point in life.
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Jude Chukwuemeka Muoneke : Nice poem. The poem is so touching. I really felt the pain and lovesickness of the Poet Persona. Hopefully she will find a man who will love her. If you read my poems titled "Nightmares" and "Lovey-dovey", then you will understand the plights one goes through in love. More grace to your pen.
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