"to Speak Of Woe That Is In Marriage" Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGH| The hot night makes us keep our bedroom windows open | A |
| Our magnolia blossoms Life begins to happen | A |
| My hopped up husband drops his home disputes | B |
| and hits the streets to cruise for prostitutes | B |
| free lancing out along the razor's edge | C |
| This screwball might kill his wife then take the pledge | C |
| Oh the monotonous meanness of his lust | D |
| It's the injustice he is so unjust | D |
| whiskey blind swaggering home at five | E |
| My only thought is how to keep alive | E |
| What makes him tick Each night now I tie | F |
| ten dollars and his car key to my thigh | F |
| Gored by the climacteric of his want | G |
| he stalls above me like an elephant | H |
Robert Lowell
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