A Pastiche For Eve Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFG HIJKLLM NDHDLOL| Unmanageable as history these | A |
| Followers of Tammuz to the land | B |
| That offered no return where dust | C |
| Grew thick on every bolt and door And so the world | D |
| Chilled and the women wept tore at their hair | E |
| Yet in the skies a goddess governed Sirius the Dog | F |
| Who shines alike on mothers lesbians and whores | G |
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| What are we governed by Dido and Carrie | H |
| Chapman Catt arrange themselves as statues near | I |
| The playground and the Tivoli While warming up the beans | J |
| Miss Sanders broods on the Rhamnusian the whole earth worshipping | K |
| Her godhead Later vegetables in Athens | L |
| Chaste in the dungeon swooning with voluptuousness | L |
| The Lady of the Castle weds pure Christ the feudal groom | M |
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| Their bowels almost drove Swift mad quot Sad stem | N |
| Sweet evil stretching out a lion's jaws quot wrote Marbode | D |
| Now we cling together in our caves That not impossible she | H |
| That rots and wrinkles in the sun the shadow | D |
| Of all men man's counterpart sweet rois | L |
| Of vertew and of gentilness The brothel and the crib endure | O |
| Past reason hunted How we die Their pain their blood are ours | L |
Weldon Kees
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