By Their Works Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHBIJKLMNOPQQR STNUVWXYZA2VB2C2D2E2 VWho cleaned up the Last Supper | A |
These would be my people | B |
Maybe hung over wanting | C |
desperately a better job | D |
standing with rags | E |
in hand as the window | F |
beckons with hills | G |
of yellow grass In Da Vinci | H |
the blue robed apostle | B |
gesturing at Christ | I |
is saying give Him the check | J |
What a mess they've made | K |
of their faith My God | L |
would put a busboy | M |
on earth to roam | N |
among the waiters | O |
and remind them to share | P |
their tips The woman | Q |
who finished one | Q |
half eaten olive | R |
and scooped the rest | S |
into her pockets | T |
walked her tiny pride home | N |
to children who looked | U |
at her smile and saw | V |
the salvation of a meal | W |
All that week | X |
at work she ignored | Y |
customers who talked | Z |
of Rome and silk | A2 |
and crucifixions | V |
though she couldn't stop | B2 |
thinking of this man | C2 |
who said thank you | D2 |
each time she filled | E2 |
His glass | V |
Bob Hicok
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