Park Bench Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GBDB| I live on a park bench | A |
| You Park Avenue | B |
| Hell of a distance | C |
| Between us two | B |
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| I beg a dime for dinner | D |
| You got a butler and maid | E |
| But I'm wakin' up | F |
| Say ain't you afraid | E |
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| That I might just maybe | G |
| In a year or two | B |
| Move on over | D |
| To Park Avenue | B |
Langston Hughes
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