Fawn Ghazal Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEDB EFGH IHHB JHH H| Inside a snowy blanket which put the trees to sleep | A |
| I heard a fawn | B |
| Out past the window's ice coat in the morning I | C |
| found a sleeping fawn | B |
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| There are men in yellow kitchens watching hands of | D |
| brown eyed women | E |
| while men in orange jackets dream in secret of | D |
| capturing a fawn | B |
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| When I was younger I was taught but have forgotten | E |
| sweet timidity | F |
| When I am older I will learn by necessity the | G |
| light footedness of fawns | H |
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| Someone left a lily on my doorstep eggshell white | I |
| with speckled leaves | H |
| the card of introduction said the flower's name was | H |
| Fawn | B |
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| Sages wonder if it's possible for men to turn to | J |
| animals | H |
| I wonder if they've pondered the agility of fawns | H |
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| Submitted by Joe Shields | H |
C.j. Sage
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