Wild Orphan Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEF GHI JKLMN JBOPK KQRFFS RTMFFU FFMFBVAW| Blandly mother | A |
| takes him strolling | B |
| by railroad and by river | A |
| he's the son of the absconded | C |
| hot rod angel | D |
| and he imagines cars | E |
| and rides them in his dreams | F |
| - | |
| so lonely growing up among | G |
| the imaginary automobiles | H |
| and dead souls of Tarrytown | I |
| - | |
| to create | J |
| out of his own imagination | K |
| the beauty of his wild | L |
| forebears a mythology | M |
| he cannot inherit | N |
| - | |
| Will he later hallucinate | J |
| his gods Waking | B |
| among mysteries with | O |
| an insane gleam | P |
| of recollection | K |
| - | |
| The recognition | K |
| something so rare | Q |
| in his soul | R |
| met only in dreams | F |
| nostalgias | F |
| of another life | S |
| - | |
| A question of the soul | R |
| And the injured | T |
| losing their injury | M |
| in their innocence | F |
| a cock a cross | F |
| an excellence of love | U |
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| And the father grieves | F |
| in flophouse | F |
| complexities of memory | M |
| a thousand miles | F |
| away unknowing | B |
| of the unexpected | V |
| youthful stranger | A |
| bumming toward his door | W |
Allen Ginsberg
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