Water Picture Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFFF GCHIFJKLM NOPQRSTQ UVCQWCVGX| In the pond in the park | A |
| all things are doubled | B |
| Long buildings hang and | C |
| wriggle gently Chimneys | D |
| are bent legs bouncing | E |
| on clouds below A flag | F |
| wags like a fishhook | F |
| down there in the sky | F |
| - | |
| The arched stone bridge | G |
| is an eye with underlid | C |
| in the water In its lens | H |
| dip crinkled heads with hats | I |
| that don't fall off Dogs go by | F |
| barking on their backs | J |
| A baby taken to feed the | K |
| ducks dangles upside down | L |
| a pink balloon for a buoy | M |
| - | |
| Treetops deploy a haze of | N |
| cherry bloom for roots | O |
| where birds coast belly up | P |
| in the glass bowl of a hill | Q |
| from its bottom a bunch | R |
| of peanut munching children | S |
| is suspended by their | T |
| sneakers waveringly | Q |
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| A swan with twin necks | U |
| forming the figure | V |
| steers between two dimpled | C |
| towers doubled Fondly | Q |
| hissing she kisses herself | W |
| and all the scene is troubled | C |
| water windows splinter | V |
| tree limbs tangle the bridge | G |
| folds like a fan | X |
May Swenson
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