Butter. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDEFGHI JKKLMNOP AQPRSTUVButter | A |
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Butter like love | B |
seems common enough | C |
yet has so many imitators | D |
I held a brick of it heavy and cool | E |
and glimpsed what seemed like skin | F |
beneath a corner of its wrap | G |
the decolletage revealed | H |
a most attractive fat | I |
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And most refined | J |
Not milk not cream | K |
not even creme de la creme | K |
It was a delicacy which assured me | L |
that bliss follows agitation | M |
that even pasture daisies | N |
through the alchemy of four stomachs | O |
may grace a king's table | P |
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We have a yellow bowl near the toaster | A |
where summer's butter grows | Q |
soft and sentimental | P |
We love it better for its weeping | R |
its nostalgia for buckets and churns | S |
and deep stone wells | T |
for the press of a wooden butter mold | U |
shaped like a swollen heart | V |
Connie Wanek
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