Ouija Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDECFGHIJ KLCMINCNON NLPLCNLQLNL| It is a chilly god a god of shades | A |
| Rises to the glass from his black fathoms | B |
| At the window those unborn those undone | C |
| Assemble with the frail paleness of moths | D |
| An envious phosphorescence in their wings | E |
| Vermillions bronzes colors of the sun | C |
| In the coal fire will not wholly console them | F |
| Imagine their deep hunger deep as the dark | G |
| For the blood heat that would ruddlr or reclaim | H |
| The glass mouth sucks blooh heat from my forefinger | I |
| The old god dribbles in return his words | J |
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| The old god too write aureate poetry | K |
| In tarnished modes maundering among the wastes | L |
| Fair chronicler of every foul declension | C |
| Age and ages of prose have uncoiled | M |
| His talking whirlwind abated his excessive temper | I |
| When words like locusts drummed the darkening air | N |
| And left the cobs to rattle bitten clean | C |
| Skies once wearing a blue divine hauteur | N |
| Ravel above us mistily descend | O |
| Thickening with motes to a marriage with the mire | N |
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| He hymns the rotten queen with saffron hair | N |
| Who has saltier aphrodisiacs | L |
| Than virgins' tears That bawdy queen of death | P |
| Her wormy couriers aer at his bones | L |
| Still he hymns juice of her hot nectarine | C |
| I see him horny skinned and tough construe | N |
| What flinty pebbles and ploughable upturns | L |
| As ponderable tokens of her love | Q |
| He godly doddering spells | L |
| No succinct Gabriel from the letters here | N |
| But floridly his amorous nostalgias | L |
Sylvia Plath
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