A Walts With A Tear In It Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCABBD EDEDDD DDFFEEFF DEEDGE EHH DD

Ah how I love it in these first few daysA
Fresh from the forest and out of the snowB
Awkwardness obvious still in every boughC
When every silver thread lazily swaysA
And every cone begins slowly to glowB
In candlelight and the white sheet belowB
Hides its sore stump from our eyesD
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It will not bat an eye if you heap goldE
And jewels on it this shyest of faysD
In blue enamel and tinfoil enfoldedE
Creeps in your heart of hearts and there it staysD
Ah how I love it all in these first daysD
All golden finery and silver shadesD
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All in the making stars flags lanterns flaresD
There are no chocolates yet in bonbonnieresD
Even the candles are no candles theyF
Look more like dull sticks of makeup by dayF
This is an actress still lighting stage frightE
In the tumult of her benefit nightE
Ah how I love her on this opening dayF
Flushed in the coulisses before the playF
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Apples to appletrees and kicks to firtreesD
Only not this one no kicks for the beautyE
She has a different purpose and dutyE
She's the select one receiver of favoursD
Her evening party will go on foreverG
Others may fear proverb s this one does notE
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Her fate is only a few firtrees' lotE
Golden and fiery she will soar highH
Like an old prophet ascending the skyH
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Ah how I love it all in these first daysD
When all the world chats and fusses and playsD

Boris Pasternak



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