The Confused Mind - Cavatina Poem

Some jokers make me laugh at their folly, without words said. At Oscars night one did, when he wore a tux and dress instead. The clown felt grand with all the attention, swirling his skirt. But he had nothing of a woman's form under his shirt. These jesters make fools of themselves always, and want respect. They can flaunt their perverted views on us - these we reject. The Confused pretend but the truth is there. They change clothes and body..... their mind, never. Copyright © Cynthia Buhain-Baello~~~02.27.19 Cavatina poems have alternating lines with 10 syllables (non-rhyming) and 4 syllables (rhyming). The lines are repeated at least three (3) times. The poem ends with two rhymed ten syllable lines (a couplet). The rhyme scheme is xaxa xbxb xcxc, etc., ending with dd ( with 'x' being unrhymed lines).