How To Name Your Familiar Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE CFGEHIJKLMNO PQRESS ESTUVWUX XKELKEWhen the devil brings him | A |
like a Christmas puppy | B |
examine his downy fur smell | C |
his small paws for the scent | D |
of sulphur | E |
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Is he a child of hell | C |
O clearly those soft brown eyes | F |
speak volumes | G |
of deviltry | E |
O surely those small pink teats | H |
could suckle witches | I |
O those floppy ears | J |
hear only the devil's hissing | K |
O that small pink tongue | L |
will lick lick at your heart | M |
until only Satan may | N |
slip in | O |
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A fuzzy white dog | P |
Name him Catch | Q |
A little black kitten | R |
She is Jamara | E |
A tiny brown rabbit | S |
Call her Pyewackett | S |
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Beware beware | E |
the soft the innocent | S |
the kingdom of cuddly ones | T |
All these | U |
expose you to the jealous tongues | V |
of neighbors' flames | W |
all these | U |
are the devil's snares | X |
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Familiars familiars | X |
there is hellfire lurking | K |
in the softest fur | E |
brimstone in the pinkest tongue | L |
damnation everlasting | K |
in a purr | E |
Erica Jong
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