The Independent Man Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCABDEB FF| Now who could take you off to tiny life | A |
| In one room or in two rooms or in three | B |
| And cork you smartly like the flask of wine | C |
| You are Not any woman Not a wife | A |
| You'd let her twirl you give her a good glee | B |
| Showing your leaping ruby to a friend | D |
| Though twirling would be meek Since not a cork | E |
| Could you allow for being made so free | B |
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| A woman would be wise to think it well | F |
| If once a week you only rang the bell | F |
Gwendolyn Brooks
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