The World Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDEFGHIJCKL| Dedicated to a clown | A |
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| Many days tread upon human animals | B |
| In gentle oceans hunger sharks fly | C |
| Heads beers glisten in coffee houses | D |
| Girls' screams shred on a man | E |
| Thunderstorms come crashing down Forest winds darken | F |
| Women knead prayers in skinny hands | G |
| May the Lord God send an angel | H |
| A shred of moonlight shimmers in the sewers | I |
| Readers of books crouch quietly on their bodies | J |
| An evening dips the world in lilac lye | C |
| The trunk of a body floats in a windshield | K |
| From deep in the brain its eyes sink | L |
Alfred Lichtenstein
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