The Dog At Odyak Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CD EFF GHI JK CD DDL KDK| She is keen this May | A |
| Setting her ears | B |
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| To every voice of leg | C |
| That crosses her whereabout | D |
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| Saliva from her mouth | E |
| Is a ceaseless | F |
| Stream to an oasis | F |
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| The sticks of hunger | G |
| And anger design | H |
| Her ribs and cheeks | I |
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| Before posho is thrown | J |
| She prompts her presence | K |
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| The dog at Odyak | C |
| Spares no food offered | D |
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| Sorghum bread | D |
| Is sweeter than potato | D |
| This famine season | L |
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| Her jaws are bushtraps | K |
| Waiting earnestly for a foe | D |
| And hers arrests leftovers | K |
Wegolonyo Erick
(C) All Rights Reserved. Poem Submitted on 02/13/2023
Poet's note: This poem symbolises poverty in Odyak.
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