Out Of The Window Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBCDEEFGHHIJIJKLKL MNMNNOPPPO| In the middle of countries far from hills and sea | A |
| Are the little places one passes by in trains | B |
| And never stops at where the skies extend | C |
| Uninterrupted and the level plains | B |
| Stretch green and yellow and green without an end | C |
| And behind the glass of their Grand Express | D |
| Folk yawn away a province through | E |
| With nothing to think of nothing to do | E |
| Nothing even to look at never a 'view' | F |
| In this damned wilderness | G |
| But I look out of the window and find | H |
| Much to satisfy the mind | H |
| Mark how the furrows formed and wheeled | I |
| In a motion orderly and staid | J |
| Sweep as we pass across the field | I |
| Like a drilled army on parade | J |
| And here's a market garden barred | K |
| With stripe on stripe of varied greens | L |
| Bright potatoes flower starred | K |
| And the opacous colour of beans | L |
| Each line deliberately swings | M |
| Towards me till I see a straight | N |
| Green avenue to the heart of things | M |
| The glimpse of a sudden opened gate | N |
| Piercing the adverse walls of fate | N |
| A moment only and then fast fast | O |
| The gate swings to the avenue closes | P |
| Fate laughs and once more interposes | P |
| Its barriers | P |
| The train has passed | O |
Aldous Huxley
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