How To Name Your Familiar Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE CFGEHIJKLMNO PQRESS ESTUVWUX XKELKE

When the devil brings himA
like a Christmas puppyB
examine his downy fur smellC
his small paws for the scentD
of sulphurE
-
Is he a child of hellC
O clearly those soft brown eyesF
speak volumesG
of deviltryE
O surely those small pink teatsH
could suckle witchesI
O those floppy earsJ
hear only the devil's hissingK
O that small pink tongueL
will lick lick at your heartM
until only Satan mayN
slip inO
-
A fuzzy white dogP
Name him CatchQ
A little black kittenR
She is JamaraE
A tiny brown rabbitS
Call her PyewackettS
-
Beware bewareE
the soft the innocentS
the kingdom of cuddly onesT
All theseU
expose you to the jealous tonguesV
of neighbors' flamesW
all theseU
are the devil's snaresX
-
Familiars familiarsX
there is hellfire lurkingK
in the softest furE
brimstone in the pinkest tongueL
damnation everlastingK
in a purrE

Erica Jong



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