Giant Fungus Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CCCC CCDE FCCG HCIC CHCJ KCHL| acre growth found in Michigan | A |
| The Los Angeles Times | B |
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| The sky is full of ruddy ducks | C |
| and widgeon's mockingbirds | C |
| bees bats swallowtails | C |
| dragonflies and great horned owls | C |
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| The land below teems with elands | C |
| and kit foxes badgers aardvarks | C |
| juniper banana slugs larch | D |
| cactus heather humankind | E |
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| Under them a dome of dirt | F |
| Under that the World's | C |
| Largest Living Thing spreads | C |
| like a hemorrhage poised | G |
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| to paralyze the earth like a tumor | H |
| ready to cause convulsions | C |
| or a brain dreaming this world | I |
| of crickets and dung beetles | C |
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| sculpins Beethoven coots | C |
| Caligula St Augustine grass Mister | H |
| Lincoln roses passion fruit wildebeests | C |
| orioles like sunspots shooting high | J |
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| then dropping back to the green | K |
| arms of trees their roots | C |
| sunk deep in the power | H |
| of things sleeping and unknown | L |
Charles Harper Webb
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