Tickings Of A Clock Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGHIJ KLMNO LPPQRLJ| I began to see old lanterns books | A |
| opening folding within your eyes | B |
| a pale light running as silver | C |
| to the sea | D |
| - | |
| Then crestfallen leaves dangling | E |
| as from fishhooks or the autumn moon's | F |
| skeletal lightness tossing a path | G |
| between waves over this sidewalk that | H |
| with the back streets passing occasional | I |
| hisses at the main culprit night | J |
| - | |
| The prim measurement of your smile | K |
| not the wan neglect of cool skin tones | L |
| or fabric always more suggestive | M |
| of summer colours sideway movement | N |
| of shadow into tickings of a clock | O |
| - | |
| Rather mist and clamminess | L |
| lipstick in a smear as a | P |
| thumbprint before the | P |
| coughing of a motorcar | Q |
| as its elliptical wedge | R |
| tears darkness | L |
| away from sight | J |
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