Juniper Trees Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDADEF GHIJ KLMNHOPM QRDSKCT| Sitting as Buddha on a chocolate juniper | A |
| the theme of madness | B |
| thirty cinnamon centres | C |
| Ophelia squares | D |
| Brunelleschi floating down a fallen river | A |
| on nougats perhaps onyx pears | D |
| The sleek eyes of a cat stare floodlit topaz | E |
| ocelot rings round her burning mask | F |
| - | |
| And sipping dry wine | G |
| Beaujolais decantered Anjou | H |
| with iron doors not Ghiberti's fashioning but sweet meadows waving | I |
| fresh summer grass | J |
| - | |
| And I at the garnet Buddha box | K |
| a cold winter day pledging choices | L |
| pale juniper tree | M |
| the carnival log egging up thick cordial | N |
| the inlaid satin box hovering about silent apple wedge | H |
| a child's fantasy orgeat or bordeaux | O |
| lactose fudge bon app tit | P |
| syrupy taste of Burgundy cherry | M |
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| The axe ring of squirting tissue | Q |
| with drone of passing feet | R |
| up finger stairs | D |
| until the rustle of cloth | S |
| crosses the turquoise box | K |
| clamours almond clusters | C |
| into the courtyard cafe | T |
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