Slaughterhouse Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DEFGH IJKLH IIMBNINOIPIIQ RISTUI IIVWXY ZIA2AB2

You're the aggressorA
and your passion exceeds mineB
but we're in this slaughterhouse togetherA
and it's near closingC
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Vats of prickly ointmentD
destined to repattern animal skinE
and tubs of steaming formaldehydeF
rest casually with the more antisepticG
thrill of green sawdustH
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Blood is a chameleon here changing coloursI
en route to sausage and Pram butJ
my hotdogs and donuts areK
holding better to the cuttlefishL
in this unnatural forestH
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The stars are a jangle of planetsI
in a world where wood became noiseI
each ceiling beam incidentallyM
is the wrenched out spineB
of a Longhorn steerN
doorknobs pig knucklesI
bound for Octoberfest fearN
Even the kindly attendant is anO
ogre spying out porkers' throatsI
will sit under a bridgeP
then capsize cratesI
of young chickensI
knife ready at handQ
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The squeal of this bovine campR
is recycled on watt ampsI
through more than decibels of rageS
is a fishly contest designedT
to trade off gruelU
for fresher prospectsI
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One armed forklift drivers for instanceI
with realistic Captain Hook handsI
jab instructions toV
lifeless walls whereW
underlings the colour of grey slateX
form a human pasteY
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Sound is the monetary exchangeZ
rabbit dung the troll's own currencyI
each scrawl of the penA2
confirmed by the work orderA
upends living things bent over in painB2

Paul Cameron Brown



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