The Ravaged Face Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFBGHIJKLM| Outlandish as a circus the ravaged face | A |
| Parades the marketplace lurid and stricken | B |
| By some unutterable chagrin | C |
| Maudlin from leaky eye to swollen nose | D |
| Two pinlegs stagger underneath the mass | E |
| Grievously purpled mouth skewered on a groan | F |
| Past keeping to the house past all discretion | B |
| Myself myself obscene lugubrious | G |
| Better the flat leer of the idiot | H |
| The stone face of the man who dosen't feel | I |
| The velvet dodges of the hypocrite | J |
| Better better and more acceptable | K |
| To timorous children to the lady on the street | L |
| O Oedipus O Christ You use me ill | M |
Sylvia Plath
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