Entry Point Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMKDAM MNMOPOM| Ants colonized it | A |
| huge abodes littered with the dead | B |
| leaves sticks the occasional granulated insect | C |
| piled high totemic fashion | D |
| reaping a fortune in scenery | E |
| though probably not food Ojibways were next | F |
| their tell tale encampment by | G |
| pocket sized waterfall | H |
| inlets off a winding cataract | I |
| moss loam thick with black soil | J |
| a future arboreal dream | K |
| inching over rock darling crevice | L |
| for northern orchid then kiss | M |
| of red death the hybrid trillium | K |
| more sinister cousin | D |
| jack in the pulpit | A |
| for Indian foragers | M |
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| Animistic limestone shone hands | M |
| poked thru the forest with stealth | N |
| petroglyphic lava beds | M |
| a cougar pouncing | O |
| runic carvings the cold in the | P |
| Giant's stone nostrils billowing | O |
| off the lake like a presence | M |
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