Carnival And Lent Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE FGHI JKLMNOP QRSTUVWXY ZA2B2 OC2D2WE2 XD2C2F2D2Z ZG2OO D2H2O| Jungle the cave | A |
| human reservoir cistern | B |
| quagmire and bog but no alpine meadow | C |
| fairest glance of goodness in | D |
| soiled wildflower under winter snows | E |
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| Pebbles into a cesspool | F |
| our sometime passions alive | G |
| in the outback where honey fuelled | H |
| ants soothe enemy bones | I |
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| My blood tempest whipped | J |
| ardour drawn to the surface | K |
| fathom marks the depths | L |
| sees a spectacle on the roads | M |
| queues Carnival Lent | N |
| unbridled raw and raging | O |
| Jesus would have nails | P |
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| Poison darts | Q |
| liana and mangrove sounds | R |
| with footsteps in the distance | S |
| the blow gun or bolo knife | T |
| attache case cellular phone | U |
| I'll kick your teeth down | V |
| your throat professionally | W |
| speaking Nine to five fecal | X |
| beings perform the toilet bowl flush | Y |
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| Tsetse fly with design | Z |
| sapient sand paper rough | A2 |
| along the edge dry rot to the core | B2 |
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| Plague rats cluster in a feeding | O |
| frenzy sampling tidbits | C2 |
| Swirl of the bull fight | D2 |
| colour and scope only | W |
| its a supermarket freeway | E2 |
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| Wide angle wild angel | X |
| Umbrage of the uppercut | D2 |
| Tough mindedness singleness | C2 |
| of purpose the glacial speed of | F2 |
| fairness along the sorted sordid | D2 |
| circles of Spitsbergen | Z |
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| Our species' jailbait reason | Z |
| firing up the flashlight in the dark | G2 |
| for a circumspect peek in the woods sleeping | O |
| Tell me your adventures in living | O |
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| Another hour spent | D2 |
| strangling a reindeer | H2 |
| on the taiga boreally speaking | O |
Paul Cameron Brown
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