Mississinewa County Road Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLKB| When you drive at dusk alone | A |
| After the corn is harvested the wind | B |
| Scatters bits of dry husk along the road | C |
| A farmer has draped a groundhog's carcass | D |
| Across the corner of a wire fence | E |
| And the crows have pecked out its eyes | F |
| Your headlights show these things | G |
| To a part of your mind that cannot hurry | H |
| That has never learned to decide | I |
| While the car goes on you get out | J |
| And stand with the chaff blowing | K |
| And crickets in the grass at the road's edge | L |
| In the distance there is a dog barking | K |
| And somewhere a windmill turning in the wind | B |
Jared Carter
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