Cubits Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCC DCED FGHIJ KCL| A woman is a trough | A |
| hardly that a river | B |
| a pond to sail a small boat thru | C |
| rapids to manoeuvre | C |
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| A woman commandingly tall | D |
| receptive as water | C |
| quicksilver to the light | E |
| yet mirages all | D |
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| Two cubits to an arm's length | F |
| a bridge to span | G |
| virgin territory with | H |
| the compass needle jumping | I |
| a plane dusting crops | J |
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| A woman once parchment twice | K |
| warm treacle to the core | C |
| a marshmellow for a heart | L |
Paul Cameron Brown
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