Entry Point Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMKDAM MNMOPOM

Ants colonized itA
huge abodes littered with the deadB
leaves sticks the occasional granulated insectC
piled high totemic fashionD
reaping a fortune in sceneryE
though probably not food Ojibways were nextF
their tell tale encampment byG
pocket sized waterfallH
inlets off a winding cataractI
moss loam thick with black soilJ
a future arboreal dreamK
inching over rock darling creviceL
for northern orchid then kissM
of red death the hybrid trilliumK
more sinister cousinD
jack in the pulpitA
for Indian foragersM
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Animistic limestone shone handsM
poked thru the forest with stealthN
petroglyphic lava bedsM
a cougar pouncingO
runic carvings the cold in theP
Giant's stone nostrils billowingO
off the lake like a presenceM

Paul Cameron Brown



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