South Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEFGHIJK| In the small towns along the river | A |
| nothing happens day after long day | B |
| Summer weeks stalled forever | A |
| and long marriages always the same | C |
| Lives with only emergencies births | D |
| and fishing for excitement Then a ship | E |
| comes out of the mist Or comes around | F |
| the bend carefully one morning | G |
| in the rain past the pines and shrubs | H |
| Arrives on a hot fragrant night | I |
| grandly all lit up Gone two days | J |
| later leaving fury in its wake | K |
Jack Gilbert
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