Warhorse Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEF GHIJJDBJG KLM JNJJDLGOP DDDQRNNTaken as metaphor | A |
Ophelia's funeral oration | B |
derogatory snout | C |
of the Morning Glory | D |
breathing pollened fire | E |
overladen steps of the church | F |
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II | - |
Limestone rock | G |
caulking in grey | H |
limpid cracks | I |
doublet and hose | J |
then gold doubloons | J |
down sunlit honey | D |
where a smear of red lichen | B |
onto brown yellow moss | J |
colonizes rock | G |
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III | - |
Poor Ophelia dicing | K |
for a sedentary free Hamlet | L |
duty free of fissures frost | M |
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IV | - |
Elusiveness | J |
water rushing over stone | N |
torrent of words | J |
Ophelia receiving these | J |
red hand of the berry | D |
swollen shut | L |
prisoner in the dock | G |
bird of quarry pit | O |
gunny sack | P |
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V | D |
Night plummets to quarry | D |
sky to earth in brazen glory | D |
Magic of the palm | Q |
spans an upturned hand | R |
To each his own | N |
nothing's known | N |
Paul Cameron Brown
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