Study In Whites Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHHIJKCLDMNOPQ RSRSDSSSSSSSDDTJUDRV WISRWax white | A |
Floor ceiling walls | B |
Ivory shadows | C |
Over the pavement | D |
Polished to cream surfaces | E |
By constant sweeping | F |
The big room is coloured like the petals | G |
Of a great magnolia | H |
And has a patina | H |
Of flower bloom | I |
Which makes it shine dimly | J |
Under the electric lamps | K |
Chairs are ranged in rows | C |
Like sepia seeds | L |
Waiting fulfilment | D |
The chalk white spot of a cook's cap | M |
Moves unglossily against the vaguely bright wall | N |
Dull chalk white striking the retina like a blow | O |
Through the wavering uncertainty of steam | P |
Vitreous white of glasses with green reflections | Q |
Ice green carboys shifting greener bluer with the jar of moving water | R |
Jagged green white bowls of pressed glass | S |
Rearing snow peaks of chipped sugar | R |
Above the lighthouse shaped castors | S |
Of grey pepper and grey white salt | D |
Grey white placards Oyster Stew Cornbeef Hash Frankfurters | S |
Marble slabs veined with words in meandering lines | S |
Dropping on the white counter like horn notes | S |
Through a web of violins | S |
The flat yellow lights of oranges | S |
The cube red splashes of apples | S |
In high plated 'epergnes' | S |
The electric clock jerks every half minute | D |
Coming Past | D |
Three beef steaks and a chicken pie | T |
Bawled through a slide while the clock jerks heavily | J |
A man carries a china mug of coffee to a distant chair | U |
Two rice puddings and a salmon salad | D |
Are pushed over the counter | R |
The unfulfilled chairs open to receive them | V |
A spoon falls upon the floor with the impact of metal striking stone | W |
And the sound throws across the room | I |
Sharp invisible zigzags | S |
Of silver | R |
Amy Lowell
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