Any Man Speaks Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCDECFBBGGHI J| I after difficult entry through my mother's blood | A |
| And stumbling childhood hitting my head against the world | B |
| I intricate easily unshipped untracked unaligned | B |
| Cut off in my communications stammering speaking | C |
| A dialect shared by you but not you and you | D |
| I strangely undeft bereft I searching always | E |
| For my lost rib clothed in laughter yet understanding | C |
| To come round the corner of Wardour Street into the Square | F |
| Or to signal across the Park and share my bed | B |
| I focus in night for star sent beams of light | B |
| I fulcrum of levers whose end I cannot see | G |
| Have this one deftness that I admit undeftness | G |
| Know that the stars are far the levers long | H |
| Can understand my unstrength | I |
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| Submitted by Stephen Fryer | J |
Arthur Seymour John Tessimond
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