Dreaming Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDEDFGHIDJKH| Paul said | A |
| - | |
| Ah but who wouldn't want to drive a car forever | B |
| We burrow our way through high stemmed woods | C |
| We pass by spaces that seem endless | D |
| We pass through the wind and attack the towns which speed up | E |
| But the odors of the sluggish cities are hateful to us | D |
| Ah we are flying Always alongside death | F |
| How we despise and scorn him who sits on our lives | G |
| Who lays out graves for us and makes all streets crooked ha we | H |
| laugh at him | I |
| and the roads overcome die with us | D |
| Thus we shall auto our way through the whole world | J |
| Until on some clear evening | K |
| We find a violent ending against a sturdy tree | H |
Alfred Lichtenstein
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