Penny Wise, Pound Poor Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGEFEH FBFIJF KFCLMNFOL FLPQFRSTQUFF

Fall was a tubercular cousinA
residing in the countryB
sparse hairC
rasping coughD
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Night air was damagingE
stringing pumpkinsF
around orange chains theG
milkweed pod shiveringE
in open shirtsleevesF
little noises siftingE
from burrows in her chestH
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Fall wasF
reputedly from another countryB
wore glaring cravatsF
gold leaf and Rubenesque chainI
stalked the larkJ
mocked the breezeF
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Penny wise pound poorK
leavesF
a shock of hairC
prematurely whiteL
degradingly picked fromM
the combN
flung out firefliesF
crisp bodies to singeO
fire cold lightL
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Advancing stairsF
in poor lightL
the season became makeshiftP
wallpaperQ
hung by tedious handsF
Little seep of plaster dirtR
escaping the touchS
grass bristled by frostT
where occasional flowerQ
was torched with coldU
savaged beesF
stumbled from the weedsF

Paul Cameron Brown



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