After The Ball Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIAJ| Night creeps into the cellars musty and dull | A |
| Tuxedos totter through the rubble of the street | B |
| Faces are moldy and worn out | C |
| The blue morning burns coolly in the city | D |
| How quickly music and dance and greed melted | E |
| It smells of the sun And day begins | F |
| With trolleys horses shouts and wind | G |
| Dull daily labor cloaks the people in dust | H |
| Families silently wolf down lunch | I |
| At times a hall still vibrates through a skull | A |
| Much dull desire and a silken leg | J |
Alfred Lichtenstein
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