Testimony Regarding A Ghost Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFFGHIJKLM NOAJPQRSTU| THE ROSES slanted crimson sobs | A |
| On the night sky hair of the women | B |
| And the long light fingered men | C |
| Spoke to the dark haired women | B |
| 'Nothing lovelier nothing lovelier ' | D |
| How could he sit there among us all | E |
| Guzzling blood into his guts | F |
| Goblets mugs buckets | F |
| Leaning toppling laughing | G |
| With a slobber on his mouth | H |
| A smear of red on his strong raw lips | I |
| How could he sit there | J |
| And only two or three of us see him | K |
| There was nothing to it | L |
| He wasn't there at all of course | M |
| - | |
| The roses leaned from the pots | N |
| The sprays snot roses gold and red | O |
| And the roses slanted crimson sobs | A |
| In the night sky hair | J |
| And the voices chattered on the way | P |
| To the frappe speaking of pictures | Q |
| Speaking of a strip of black velvet | R |
| Crossing a girlish woman's throat | S |
| Speaking of the mystic music flash | T |
| Of pots and sprays of roses | U |
| 'Nothing lovelier nothing lovelier ' | - |
Carl Sandburg
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