Stars Were Racing Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBC ABDB EFCA| Stars were racing waves were washing headlands | A |
| Salt went blind and tears were slowly drying | B |
| Darkened were the bedrooms thoughts were racing | B |
| And the Sphinx was listening to the desert | C |
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| Candles swam It seemed that the Colossus' | A |
| Blood grew cold upon his lips was spreading | B |
| The blue shadow smile of the Sahara | D |
| With the turning tide the night was waning | B |
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| Sea breeze from Morocco touched the water | E |
| Simooms blew In snowdrifts snored Archangel | F |
| Candles swam the rough draft of 'The Prophet' | C |
| Slowly dried and dawn broke on the Ganges | A |
Boris Pasternak
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