The Trip To The Mental Hospital Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKL| Fat trains go down loud tracks | A |
| Past houses which are like coffins | B |
| On the corners wheelbarrows with bananas squat | C |
| Just a bit of shit makes a tough kid happy | D |
| The human beasts glide along completely lost | E |
| As though on a street miserably gray and shrill | F |
| Workers stream from dilapidated gates | G |
| A weary person moves quietly in a round tower | H |
| A hearse crawls along the street two steeds out front | I |
| Soft as a worm and weak | J |
| And over all lies an old rag | K |
| The sky pagan and meaningless | L |
Alfred Lichtenstein
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