Thunderstorm, Instantaneous Forever Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC BDEC ABBF GGHF| After this the halt and summer | A |
| Parted company and taking | B |
| Off his cap at night the thunder | A |
| Took a hundred blinding stills | C |
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| Lilac clusters faded plucking | B |
| Off an armful of new lightnings | D |
| From the field he tried to throw them | E |
| At the mansion in the hills | C |
| - | |
| And when waves of evil laughter | A |
| Rolled along the iron roofing | B |
| And like charcoal on a drawing | B |
| Showers thundered on the fence | F |
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| Then the crumbling mind began to | G |
| Blink it seemed it would be floodlit | G |
| Even in those distant comers | H |
| Where the light is now intense | F |
Boris Pasternak
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