Humble Home. But Rum, And Charcoal... Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFG HIFJ HFCF JFFF KJCJ| Humble home But rum and charcoal | A |
| Grog of sketches on the wall | B |
| And the cell becomes a mansion | C |
| And the garret is a hall | B |
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| No more waves of housecoats questions | D |
| Even footsteps disappear | E |
| Glassy mica fills the latticed | F |
| Work encompassed vault of air | G |
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| Voice commanding as a levy | H |
| Does not leave a thing immune | I |
| Smelting fusing In his gullet | F |
| Flows the tin of molten spoons | J |
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| What is fame for him and glory | H |
| Name position in the world | F |
| When the sudden breath of fusion | C |
| Blends his words into the Word | F |
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| He will burn for it his chattels | J |
| Friendship reason daily round | F |
| On his desk a glass unfinished | F |
| World forgotten clock unwound | F |
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| Clustered stanzas change like seething | K |
| Wax at fortune telling times | J |
| He will bless the sleeping children | C |
| With the steam of molten rhymes | J |
Boris Pasternak
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