Exquisite Candidate Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDEFDDGDHDIHJKLMN OPQRSTUVWXY Z

I can promise you this food in the White HouseA
will change No more granola only fried eggsB
flipped the way we like them And ham ham hamC
Americans need ham Nothing airy like debate for meD
Pigs will become the new symbol of gleeD
displacing smiley faces and 'Have A Nice Day 'E
Car bumpers are my billboards billboards my movie screensF
Nothing I can say can be used against meD
My life flashes in front of my face dailyD
Here's a snapshot of me as a baby ThenG
marrying My kids drink all their milk which helps the dairy industryD
A vote for me is not only a pat on the back for AmericaH
A vote for me my fellow Americans is a vote for everyone like meD
If I were the type who made promisesI
I'd probably begin by saying AmericaH
relax Buy big cars and tease your hairJ
as high as the Empire State BuildingK
Inch by inch we're buying the world's sorrowL
Yeah the world's sorrow that's itM
The other side will have a lot to say about porkN
but don't believe it Their graphs are sloppy coloring booksO
We're just fine look at the wayP
everyone wants to speak English and live hereQ
Whatever you think of bordersR
I am the only candidate to canoe over Niagara FallsS
and live to photograph the Canadian sideT
I'm the only Julliard graduateU
I will exhale beauty all across this great landV
of pork rinds and gas stations and scientists working for curesW
of satellite dishes over Sparky's Bar Grill the easeX
of breakfast in the mornings quiet peace of sleep at nightY
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by Denise Duhamel and Maureen SeatonZ

Denise Duhamel



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