Body Shop Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFECGHIGJKACL| When I come in my mechanic is eating | A |
| lunch He doesn't look over the top | B |
| of his newspaper | C |
| I glance around hoping that Miss July | D |
| with her sassy fife will distract me | E |
| but his calendars | F |
| feature only a vernal wrench saucy | E |
| timing belt naked carburetor | C |
| things that might make a robot humid | G |
| Sitting across from his headlines I feel | H |
| like the mechanic's wife virtues ignored | I |
| faults magnified taken for granted | G |
| It's all I can do to not clutch | J |
| the lapels of my robe and run into | K |
| the bathroom weeping | A |
| Finally he listens Intently Leaning closer | C |
| one hand on my trembling manifold | L |
Ronald Koertge
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