Hell Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDEFGHIJKLMNO| R B VAUGHN speaks | A |
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| After so many years of pursuing the ideal | B |
| I came home But I had caught sight of it | C |
| You see it sometimes in the blue silver wake | D |
| Of island schooners bound for Anegada say | E |
| And it takes other forms I saw it flickering once | F |
| In torches by the railroad tracks in Medell n | G |
| When I was very young I thought that love would come | H |
| And seize and take me south and I would see the rose | I |
| And that all ambiguities we knew would merge | J |
| Like orchids on a word Say this | K |
| I sought the immortal word | L |
| So saying he went on | M |
| To join those who preceded him | N |
| and there were those that followed | O |
Donald Justice
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