Interlude Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGCHDIJIKILMNIO OPQR| When I have baked white cakes | A |
| And grated green almonds to spread upon them | B |
| When I have picked the green crowns from the strawberries | C |
| And piled them cone pointed in a blue and yellow platter | D |
| When I have smoothed the seam of the linen I have been working | E |
| What then | F |
| To morrow it will be the same | G |
| Cakes and strawberries | C |
| And needles in and out of cloth | H |
| If the sun is beautiful on bricks and pewter | D |
| How much more beautiful is the moon | I |
| Slanting down the gauffered branches of a plum tree | J |
| The moon | I |
| Wavering across a bed of tulips | K |
| The moon | I |
| Still | L |
| Upon your face | M |
| You shine Beloved | N |
| You and the moon | I |
| But which is the reflection | O |
| The clock is striking eleven | O |
| I think when we have shut and barred the door | P |
| The night will be dark | Q |
| Outside | R |
Amy Lowell
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