The Bullfrog Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFF GHFIJKLMNONPQN| He sat with no more compunction | A |
| than an eel fish | B |
| big faced bloated | C |
| the complexion of a beehive | D |
| a dragnet of emotions | E |
| crammed into a tumbler | F |
| upended in water | F |
| - | |
| His eyelids wore the effort | G |
| of horseblinders a | H |
| spongy leather | F |
| masquerading as torpedoes | I |
| and I saw him | J |
| lonely at the crossroads | K |
| matted grass | L |
| a strip of wire cold current | M |
| chasing flecks about | N |
| his person then lunging green | O |
| exploded into rapacity | N |
| caressed the awaiting fly strewn stick | P |
| with emerald mouth | Q |
| coffers of appetite | N |
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