A Radio With Guts Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDCEFGCCHAIJCBEFCK CILMNOPQRCFS| it was on the nd floor on Coronado Street | A |
| I used to get drunk | B |
| and throw the radio through the window | C |
| while it was playing and of course | D |
| it would break the glass in the window | C |
| and the radio would sit there on the roof | E |
| still playing | F |
| and I'd tell my woman | G |
| Ah what a marvelous radio | C |
| the next morning I'd take the window | C |
| off the hinges | H |
| and carry it down the street | A |
| to the glass man | I |
| who would put in another pane | J |
| I kept throwing that radio through the window | C |
| each time I got drunk | B |
| and it would sit there on the roof | E |
| still playing | F |
| a magic radio | C |
| a radio with guts | K |
| and each morning I'd take the window | C |
| back to the glass man | I |
| I don't remember how it ended exactly | L |
| though I do remember | M |
| we finally moved out | N |
| there was a woman downstairs who worked in | O |
| the garden in her bathing suit | P |
| she really dug with that trowel | Q |
| and she put her behind up in the air | R |
| and I used to sit in the window | C |
| and watch the sun shine all over that thing | F |
| while the music played | S |
Charles Bukowski
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