Occupation: Father Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHI JKLDMF LNOPLMy son finds occupation | A |
in almost nothing in everything | B |
my soapy penitential toothpaste | C |
his mother's loosened hair | D |
orts containers useless things | E |
watches as I pee | F |
as at Victoria Falls | G |
once pushed his head between my knees | H |
to risk some sort of baptism | I |
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Before his birth I thought | J |
I had room for no more love | K |
now when he say hurts himself | L |
love consideration care | D |
copies from the originals | M |
as if burst inside me | F |
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Undoggedly I interest myself | L |
in his uninteresting concerns | N |
grow backward to him | O |
more than hoping to find | P |
a forward interest for myself | L |
Ben Jonson
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