Who Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEF GHI JKL MNO PQQ CRS TQQ BHP UVM WXU| The month of flowering's finished The fruit's in | A |
| Eaten or rotten I am all mouth | B |
| October's the month for storage | C |
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| Thie shed's fusty as a mummy's stomach | D |
| Old tools handles and rusty tusks | E |
| I am at home here among the dead heads | F |
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| Let me sit in a flowerpot | G |
| The spiders won't notice | H |
| My heart is a stopped geranium | I |
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| If only the wind would leave my lungs alone | J |
| Dogsbody noses the petals They bloom upside down | K |
| They rattle like hydrangea bushes | L |
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| Mouldering heads console me | M |
| Nailed to the rafters yesterday | N |
| Inmates who don't hibernate | O |
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| Cabbageheads wormy purple silver glaze | P |
| A dressing of mule ears mothy pelts but green hearted | Q |
| Their veins white as porkfat | Q |
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| O the beauty of usage | C |
| The orange pumpkins have no eyes | R |
| These halls are full of women who think they are birds | S |
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| This is a dull school | T |
| I am a root a stone an owl pellet | Q |
| Without dreams of any sort | Q |
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| Mother you are the one mouth | B |
| I would be a tongue to Mother of otherness | H |
| Eat me Wastebasket gaper shadow of doorways | P |
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| I said I must remember this being small | U |
| There were such enormous flowers | V |
| Purple and red mouths utterly lovely | M |
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| The hoops of blackberry stems made me cry | W |
| Now they light me up like an electric bulb | X |
| For weeks I can remember nothing at all | U |
Sylvia Plath
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