The Trial Of A Man Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEBE FGH FGI| The ordinary milkman brought that dawn | A |
| Of destiny delivered to the door | B |
| In square hermetic bottles while the sun | C |
| Ruled decree of doomsday on the floor | B |
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| The morning paper clocked the headline hour | D |
| You drank your coffee lke original sin | E |
| And at the jet plane anger of God's roar | B |
| Got up to let the suave blue policeman in | E |
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| Impaled upon a stern angelic stare | F |
| You were condemned to serve the legal limit | G |
| And burn to death within your neon hell | H |
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| Now disciplined in the strict ancestral chair | F |
| You sit solemn eyed about to vomit | G |
| The future an electrode in your skull | I |
Sylvia Plath
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