Vertigo Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEF GHIBE JKL IM NLD| We're travelling down a carnival road are met at intersections by | A |
| varying faces poets as eyes in collapsed black holes even the | B |
| universe as extension of the stellar poet Then they are transformed | C |
| become worm pickers masons longshoremen who subsidize their | D |
| poetry with the real task at hand making waste laying trestles | E |
| instead of women to prove a point | F |
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| This is necessary I'm defending it find it both believable and | G |
| interesting Meanwhile troubadours and wandering minstrels eke | H |
| out a living on storybook memories join Marco Polo if he ever | I |
| lived Seek out the Great Khan in a box of cookies or within a | B |
| magnum of champagne depending on circumstances | E |
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| The Grand Lunar is watching Her pallor commands true poets to | J |
| roll over gaze at silver buttocks make a commitment to the art | K |
| beyond spray painting ghost watching navel gazing | L |
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| The sky is the final home of the soul the Sage himself a wanderer | I |
| announced | M |
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| It was a warm spring evening Lilac bounded from antler brown | N |
| twigs only recently inert Everything dissolved at once into crying | L |
| The world itself became a tear | D |
Paul Cameron Brown
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