Prayer In Bad Weather Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDEEFFGHEIJKKLEMN OPQOLIRASTUTIJVWXLYY SJZUA2B2IC2IIIRYMD2E 2IELXVR| by God I don't know what to | A |
| do | A |
| they're so nice to have around | B |
| they have a way of playing with | C |
| the balls | D |
| and looking at the cock very | E |
| seriously | E |
| turning it | F |
| tweaking it | F |
| examining each part | G |
| as their long hair falls on | H |
| your belly | E |
| it's not the and sucking | I |
| alone that reaches into a man | J |
| and softens him it's the extras | K |
| it's all the extras | K |
| now it's raining tonight | L |
| and there's nobody | E |
| they are elsewhere | M |
| examining things | N |
| in new bedrooms | O |
| in new moods | P |
| or maybe in old | Q |
| bedrooms | O |
| anyhow it's raining tonight | L |
| on hell of a dashing pouring | I |
| rain | R |
| very little to do | A |
| I've read the newspaper | S |
| paid the gas bill | T |
| the electric co | U |
| the phone bill | T |
| it keeps raining | I |
| they soften a man | J |
| and then let him swim | V |
| in his own juice | W |
| I need an old fashioned | X |
| at the door tonight | L |
| closing her green umbrella | Y |
| drops her green umbrella | Y |
| drops of moonlit rain on her | S |
| purse saying ' man | J |
| can't you get better music | Z |
| than that on your radio | U |
| and turn up the heat ' | A2 |
| it's always when a man's swollen | B2 |
| with love and everything | I |
| else | C2 |
| that keeps raining | I |
| splattering | I |
| flooding | I |
| rain | R |
| good for the trees and the | Y |
| grass and the air | M |
| good for things that | D2 |
| live alone | E2 |
| I would give anything | I |
| for a female's hand on me | E |
| tonight | L |
| they soften a man and | X |
| then leave him | V |
| listening to the rain | R |
Charles Bukowski
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