Unmediated Experience Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMMMFJNOP Q| She does this thing Our seventeen | A |
| year old dog Our mostly deaf dog | B |
| Our mostly dead dog statistically | C |
| speaking When I crouch | D |
| When I put my mouth to her ear | E |
| and shout her name She walks away | F |
| Walks toward the nothing of speech | G |
| She even trots down the drive ears up | H |
| as if my voice is coming home | I |
| It s like watching a child | J |
| believe in Christmas right | K |
| before you burn the tree down | L |
| Every time I do it I think this time | M |
| she ll turn to me This time | M |
| she ll put voice to face This time | M |
| I ll be absolved of decay | F |
| Which is like being a child | J |
| who believes in Christmas | N |
| as the tree burns as the drapes catch | O |
| as Santa lights a smoke | P |
| with his blowtorch and asks want one | Q |
Bob Hicok
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