Fear Is What Quickens Me Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDEFGHIJ KLMNL D| A | |
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| Many animals that our fathers killed in America | B |
| Had quick eyes | C |
| They stared about wildly | D |
| When the moon went dark | E |
| The new moon falls into the freight yards | F |
| Of cities in the south | G |
| But the loss of the moon to the dark hands of Chicago | H |
| Does not matter to the deer | I |
| In this northern field | J |
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| What is that tall woman doing | K |
| There in the trees | L |
| I can hear rabbits and mourning dovees whispering together | M |
| In the dark grass there | N |
| Under the trees | L |
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| I look about wildly | D |
James Arlington Wright
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