Warhorse Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEF GHIJJDBJG KLM JNJJDLGOP DDDQRNN

Taken as metaphorA
Ophelia's funeral orationB
derogatory snoutC
of the Morning GloryD
breathing pollened fireE
overladen steps of the churchF
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II-
Limestone rockG
caulking in greyH
limpid cracksI
doublet and hoseJ
then gold doubloonsJ
down sunlit honeyD
where a smear of red lichenB
onto brown yellow mossJ
colonizes rockG
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III-
Poor Ophelia dicingK
for a sedentary free HamletL
duty free of fissures frostM
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IV-
ElusivenessJ
water rushing over stoneN
torrent of wordsJ
Ophelia receiving theseJ
red hand of the berryD
swollen shutL
prisoner in the dockG
bird of quarry pitO
gunny sackP
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VD
Night plummets to quarryD
sky to earth in brazen gloryD
Magic of the palmQ
spans an upturned handR
To each his ownN
nothing's knownN

Paul Cameron Brown



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