Discovery Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFDGHIJKDLMDNOP Q| When you are slightly drunk | A |
| Things are so close so friendly | B |
| The road asks to be walked upon | C |
| The road rewards you for walking | D |
| With firm upward contact answering your downward contact | E |
| Like the pressure of a hand in yours | F |
| You think this studious balancing | D |
| Of right leg while left leg advances of left while right | G |
| How splendid | H |
| Like somebody or other on a peak in Darien | I |
| How cleverly that seat shapes the body of the girl who sits there | J |
| How well how skilfully that man there walks towards you | K |
| Arms hanging swinging waiting | D |
| You move the muscles of your cheeks | L |
| How cunningly a smile responds | M |
| And now you are actually speaking | D |
| Round sounding words | N |
| Magnificent | O |
| As that lady's hat | P |
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| Submitted by Stephen Fryer | Q |
Arthur Seymour John Tessimond
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