Twilight Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGBHIJK| A fat young man plays with a pond | A |
| The wind has caught itself in a tree | B |
| The pale sky seems to be rumpled | C |
| As though it had run out of makeup | D |
| On long crutches bent nearly in half | E |
| And chatting two cripples creep across the field | F |
| A blond poet perhaps goes mad | G |
| A little horse stumbles over a lady | B |
| A fat man is stuck to a window | H |
| A boy wants to visit a soft woman | I |
| A gray clown puts on his boots | J |
| A baby carriage shrieks and dogs curse | K |
Alfred Lichtenstein
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