High Roller Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFCF GGHIJKLM JNO PJ OQN NC CCCC ROJGST UGFJ CUMV JJJWJCUNXYZC A2B2JCC2CJX D2JJBNE2JF2VCVJ UJG2U C2H2I2CUC A2PJ2JJ2 K2CCOJL2M2C N2O2RC EJUCIP2JQ2CGJ R2UJJGGJS2| A | |
| Terrorism | B |
| left wing nerd twin | C |
| grapefruits in his hand | D |
| gives it away | E |
| winging a stiletto shoe | F |
| spitting on an ashcan | C |
| to bring up a bruise or two | F |
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| Visions are steadier | G |
| I see in the shimmer | G |
| blue veins to target | H |
| a silhouette of the rich | I |
| fur wraps in their Bentleys | J |
| time to bring up tar | K |
| kick ass in Knightsbridge | L |
| with my holiday bomb blast | M |
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| Bag snatching can be dangerous | J |
| let go if you don't want to be | N |
| dragged over cobbles behind a Vespa | O |
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| The Harrod's sign please keep | P |
| moving meant business | J |
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| Pretoria calls as does Manila | O |
| Later perhaps Jerusalem Beirut | Q |
| Rawalpindi | N |
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| Closer to home I am of the Red Army | N |
| faction is the Bologna train station | C |
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| Counting hours down | C |
| my button line | C |
| three less then | C |
| pay off squeakily clean | C |
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| London seems indifferent | R |
| to my destiny even the | O |
| tube buskers and streeties | J |
| see not a harbinger | G |
| but another shuffling | S |
| cold assed long hair | T |
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| The wired whisky bottle | U |
| in the airport locker | G |
| will make La Guardia look to | F |
| the Statue of Liberty for deliverance | J |
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| I'll send the Hotel Crillon | C |
| so far up the Eiffel | U |
| they'll have to sandblast | M |
| the sky | V |
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| My mentors | J |
| spic 'n span boys | J |
| no wild eyed radicals | J |
| with socks that won't stay up | W |
| rather gumless wizards | J |
| taking Confederate rain | C |
| mainlining a little | U |
| to keep the nerves steady | N |
| orders direct from Moscow | X |
| with money laundered a bit | Y |
| beats haphazard work and | Z |
| petty contracts on local businessmen | C |
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| Cells I like the word | A2 |
| master mind | B2 |
| co ordinate and synchronize | J |
| revolutionary inter cooperation | C |
| A swine in Munich | C2 |
| is the same swine | C |
| without his leather jerkins | J |
| in Santiago | X |
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| Brains coming apart | D2 |
| on soles of shoes | J |
| a pantheon of causes to choose | J |
| let's see neo revisionism | B |
| counter revolutionary | N |
| criss crosses with | E2 |
| degenerate bourgeoise | J |
| capitalist turncoat | F2 |
| both must die | V |
| the urgency lies in | C |
| which commands my | V |
| holier dross | J |
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| Brothers in the struggle | U |
| need empathetic eyes | J |
| to square off | G2 |
| the titanic quarrel | U |
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| Cleanse the body politic | C2 |
| reads one directive | H2 |
| Rub not ointment but horse radish | I2 |
| over decomposed societal skin | C |
| a brisk cleansing with your strigal | U |
| but one revolutionary application | C |
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| De stabilize the latest buzz word | A2 |
| flies to the manure heap | P |
| just kick in the door | J2 |
| those planter's peanuts | J |
| know the score | J2 |
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| Property is theft | K2 |
| I'm lisping in the burning sun | C |
| Ethiopia done | C |
| Tigr and Eritrea | O |
| key components | J |
| on the Horn's chessboard | L2 |
| mere human paste | M2 |
| re patched re worn | C |
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| Ditto take out liquidate | N2 |
| Run a new poker thru the rubble A good | O2 |
| anarchist's cathedral accomplishment | R |
| is the chicken coop's destruction | C |
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| Make the rich pay | E |
| Squeeze the goose to the pips | J |
| All power to the people | U |
| a gun run | C |
| is a good itch | I |
| works up a powerful thirst | P2 |
| for Justice | J |
| good mercy disguised | Q2 |
| brother Lenin | C |
| as a simple dock worker | G |
| the plague bacillus quickens | J |
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| Orange filaments of smoke | R2 |
| are better than the factory whistle | U |
| a good arsonist recruits | J |
| his own flames | J |
| fans his own fire | G |
| The crackle of desire | G |
| over hearth stones | J |
| is reward enough in itself | S2 |
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