The Man Who Broke Up The Dinner Party Answers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CD EF GH IJ KL MD| It made me feel small like a husband | A |
| and I never married never owned | B |
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| a table worth turning over china | C |
| worth shattering linen worth blood | D |
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| from the cut hand I sucked and cursed | E |
| and wrapped in a torn shirt in a pocket | F |
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| Can't they make it new again those bees | G |
| those communist women at their weaving | H |
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| It was only the long lines the slow | I |
| enforced pace solemnity cold white glitter | J |
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| I was only too proud to eat cold history | K |
| to stand in the breadlines at the tomb | L |
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| I only declined the feast in the mausoleum | M |
| as Yesenin did who wrote his regrets in blood | D |
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