Feeding The Sun Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIBBEJFKLMNOP QBRFFSTUVEW

One day we notice that the sunA
needs feeding ImmediatelyB
a crash program begins we fill rocketsC
with wheat smoke rings razorblades thenD
after long aimingE
they're off Hulls specially alloyedF
so as not to melt before the stuffG
gets delivered we pour cattle rivers windmillsH
aborigines etcet into the sun whichI
however grows stubbornlyB
smaller paler FinallyB
of course we run out of things to feed the thingE
start shipping ourselves By nowJ
all the planets moons asteroids andF
so on have been shoveled in though they'reK
not doing much good it'sL
still looking pretty weak heck nothing helpsM
Now the last few of us left lift offN
The trip seems forever but then touchdownO
Just before entering we wonderP
will we be enough There'sQ
a last second doubt in our minds can weB
can this final sacrifice our broughten crumbR
satiateF
it will a glutteral belch burst out then at lastF
and will that Big Burp be seen by far off telescopesS
interpreted as a novaT
by those other galaxiesU
those further stars which have always seemed even moreV
starvingE
than oursW

Bill Knott



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