Sunday Night In Santa Rosa Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLLM| The carnival is over The high tents | A |
| the palaces of light are folded flat | B |
| and trucked away A three time loser yanks | C |
| the Wheel of Fortune off the wall Mice | D |
| pick through the garbage by the popcorn stand | E |
| A drunken giant falls asleep beside | F |
| the juggler and the Dog Faced Boy sneaks off | G |
| to join the Serpent Lady for the night | H |
| Wind sweeps ticket stubs along the walk | I |
| The Dead Man loads his coffin on a truck | J |
| Off in a trailer by the parking lot | K |
| the radio predicts tomorrow's weather | L |
| while a clown stares in a dressing mirror | L |
| takes out a box and peels away his face | M |
Dana Gioia
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