In A Dream Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFAGAHIJHKLMNO| at fifty I approach myself | A |
| eighteen years of age | B |
| seated despondently on the concrete steps | C |
| of my father's house | D |
| wishing to be gone from there | E |
| into my own life | F |
| and I tell my young self | A |
| Nothing will turn out right | G |
| you'll want to avenge yourself | A |
| on those close to you especially | H |
| and they will want to die | I |
| of shock and grief You will fall | J |
| to pleading and tears of self pity | H |
| filled with yourself a passionate stranger | K |
| My eighteen year old self stands up | L |
| from the concrete steps and says | M |
| Go to hell | N |
| and I walk off | O |
David Ignatow
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