Old Brompton Road Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDEFGCHE IGJKL MENIOECPQERSET| A | |
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| Death is but a sleep | B |
| quaint rationalization | C |
| even to Revolutionaries | D |
| Think of Robespierre | E |
| holding his bleeding jaw | F |
| or Marat outside | G |
| eyeing the inscription | C |
| scofula no longer distracting while | H |
| tepidly emptying bath water | E |
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| Dreams poetry of painting | I |
| deathly pastel shades alongside | G |
| granite canyons | J |
| entwined with rosebuds and leaves | K |
| bone horseshoes clanking in the dark | L |
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| Catch basin drainage ditch | M |
| upon which the raspberry | E |
| parts its tendrils and | N |
| human remains the loathing | I |
| of the living not dead yet | O |
| appropriate obscenity | E |
| scrawled on one Victorian | C |
| mortuary windows knocked out | P |
| coffins in full view a | Q |
| hand's reach away on a dare | E |
| dignitaries in a pile pried loose | R |
| one few years hence across | S |
| the Channel sworn enemy | E |
| to the French | T |
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