Lines For A Prologue Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DCE FGH IHJ KDE CLC CMN COPThese alternate nights and days these seasons | A |
Somehow fail to convince me It seems | B |
I have the sense of infinity | C |
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In your dreams O crew of Columbus | D |
O listeners over the sea | C |
For the surf that breaks upon Nothing | E |
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Once I was waked by the nightingales in the garden | F |
I thought What time is it I thought | G |
Time Is it Time still Now is it Time | H |
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Tell me your dreams O sailors | I |
Tell me in sleep did you climb | H |
The tall masts and before you | J |
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At night the stillness of old trees | K |
Is a leaning over and the inertness | D |
Of hills is a kind of waiting | E |
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In sleep in a dream did you see | C |
The world s end Did the water | L |
Break and no shore Did you see | C |
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Strange faces come through the streets to me | C |
Like messengers and I have been warned | M |
By the moving slowly of hands at a window | N |
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Oh I have the sense of infinity | C |
But the world sailors is round | O |
They say there is no end to it | P |
Archibald Macleish
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