The Visitor Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHI I| The walls shriek with the eyes | A |
| of mangled pigeons the weasel's glittering teeth | B |
| the aimless thrashing of the terrified | C |
| The heart clings to the prisoner's hand | D |
| Forever it beats song of the deserted | E |
| as snipers circle about him | F |
| And still he emerges from the crush of frozen cells | G |
| Absorbed in the spirals of a choked life | H |
| he looks to the interior drinks from God's spring | I |
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| And the visitor shivers He comes for nothing | I |
Ernst Toller
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