Unsent Letter Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A BCDEFG HFFIFF HJFKL MFNOP FFF HNQFFM HRF R

A letter not sentA
-
As days fly away like the dust blown by the windB
To announce the coming of rain to the ears of manC
As we travel through Winters and SummersD
Witnessing the endless war between the sun and moonE
While some bones grow stronger and weakness envelopes somesF
Let me write to you the hopes building itself upon my weary soulG
-
In some years to come a decade from nowH
Strive in cold nights and sunny noons like a mother lionessF
Seeking to feed her hungry cubsF
That you may not be a metaphor for failureI
Or a simile for lazinessF
Strive to be a hyperbole for victory and fulfilled dreamsF
-
In some years to come a decade from nowH
Of what use is it if the world bows before youJ
Or if you live in mansions built upon hutsF
When your soul yawns for a companionK
And the threads through which your name shall live onL
-
Dear Gimba the son of GimbaM
Soliloquies and whisper to my earsF
How peaceful the views of our homes areN
From the mountain topO
And the streets that abode the childrens of warP
-
Are you blooming with smilesF
Or being drowned in the oceans of tearsF
As you whisper into my earsF
-
In some years to come a decade from nowH
Tell me tell me who you areN
Should in case you are a poet hope your wolfQ
doesn't lead a pack of musty poetsF
Hope you still live on the paths of your FathersF
For there's pride for a child that turns his father's house to a homeM
-
Dear me living in a decade from nowH
Tell me all you want to tell but should it beR
You lost your voice then sleep on and rest in peaceF
-
AmnestyR

Yahya A Gimba
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