To A Joshua Tree Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD CEFC GHIJKI| I watch you flare up from the Mojave backdrop | A |
| obstreperous a lyric of exploding tar | B |
| bold and unpredictable after legions of vernacular | C |
| tawdry scrub pine I am taken aback | D |
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| dazed by a temperamental tremor | C |
| of branches flung across the desert's spine | E |
| High limbs swirl into vivid saxophones | F |
| A tree that plays on being a tree an impostor | C |
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| among the true believers you are all asymmetry | G |
| and wild trumpets of spiked hair unloosed at noon | H |
| the disorder of a jazz riff a July blizzard | I |
| I love your crazed charm a madman raving at sky | J |
| An old world prophet you brandish a vision | K |
| as the world's traffic turns its back glides onward | I |
Geraldine Connolly
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