Ever After Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CD EF GH IJ KJ LM N| What am I to you now that you are no | A |
| longer what you used to be to me | B |
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| Who are we to each other now that | C |
| there is no us now that what we once | D |
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| were is divided into me and you | E |
| who are not one but two separate and | F |
| - | |
| unrelated persons except for that ex | G |
| that goes in front of the words | H |
| - | |
| that used to mean me used to mean | I |
| you words we rarely used husband wife | J |
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| as when we once posed so young and helpless | K |
| with our hands yours mine clasped on the knife | J |
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| that was sinking into the tall white cake | L |
| All that sweetness the layers of one thing | M |
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| and then another and then one thing again | N |
Joyce Sutphen
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