Undulate, My Tongue Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABA CDEA FAGA| My tongue undulates a wave to shore | A |
| knocks a vigorous reef | B |
| then slides to sea once more | A |
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| The coral pink horizon of the mouth | C |
| cavernous shores | D |
| my tongue laps pier white teeth | E |
| in servitude like an oar | A |
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| - | |
| Heavy drifting bobbing as a buoy | F |
| the tongue sinks slowly down before | A |
| surprising saliva | G |
| going ashore | A |
Paul Cameron Brown
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