| Stanza | | Line | | 1 | A
| | | | | Tremendously private, confidential, covert, clandestine or secret. | isolated | indebted | dyspeptic | fantastic | inestimable | inalienable | | No, never easy, unconstrained, effortless, comfortable or fluent. |
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| 2 | Aback
| | | | | Duly backward, behindhand, retrogressive or regressive. | unwitting | unknowing | astounded | dumfounded | unacquainted | flabbergasted | | But not previous, prior, foregoing, past or anticipatory. |
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| 3 | Abaft
| | | | | Conclusively sure, certain, indubitable or confident. | indelicate | profligate | inapplicable | inexplicable | | But never cheeky, pert, saucy, brash or impudent. |
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| 4 | Abandon
| | | | | Absolutely unconstrained or untrammelled. | distant | arrogant | inordinate | intemperate | | But never assistant, auxiliary or adjuvant. |
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| 5 | Abandoned
| | | | | Dissolutely unfortunate, hapless, unlucky, luckless or disastrous. | indecent | impudent | dissolute | destitute | flagitious | licentious | | But neither proper, decent, suitable, appropriate nor decorous. |
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Source: Eve, with graph theoretic pseudonyms.
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Toto Poetry
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