Isles And Rivulets Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE CFCCGH CIJKLMN NNOPQ| On your brow the steppes of Asia | A |
| are fetched by deep set eyes | B |
| A colouring distict with mystery | C |
| perceives the Polos greeting the Great Khan | D |
| the golden isle of Ciphangu the sultry east | E |
| - | |
| I revel in the mystery | C |
| of my warm wet flower | F |
| A pollen bee laden with honey | C |
| squirms embraces with me | C |
| in the abrupt opening of our jar | G |
| serrated edge of the known world | H |
| - | |
| The air buoyed and elastic with pleasure belongs to me | C |
| Tawny pale rose your oriental skin | I |
| peels back | J |
| the tiny veils separating our cultures | K |
| I peer in to find Confucian | L |
| lilac towers of silence | M |
| opal pheasants | N |
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| Harmony strains all dogmas | N |
| Rain darts penetrate the gathering pools | N |
| The tiny plastic cup | O |
| my life | P |
| inseparable from your hand | Q |
Paul Cameron Brown
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