Night Air Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABB CDD EFG HII JKK LMB INN OPP QRRIf God is Art then what do we make | A |
of Jasper Johns One never knows | B |
what sort of question a patient will pose | B |
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or how exactly one should answer | C |
Outside the window snow on snow | D |
began to answer the ground below | D |
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with nothing more than foolish questions | E |
We were no different I asked again | F |
Professor have we eased the pain | G |
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Eventually he'd answer me with | H |
Tell me young man whom do you love | I |
E I'd say None of the Above | I |
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and laugh for lack of something more | J |
to add For days he had played that game | K |
and day after day I avoided your name | K |
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by instinct I never told him how | L |
we often wear each other's clothes | M |
we aren't what many presuppose | B |
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Call it an act of omission my love | I |
Tonight while walking to the car | N |
I said your name to the evening star | N |
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clearly pronouncing the syllables | O |
to see your name dissipate | P |
in the air evaporate | P |
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Only the night air carries your words | Q |
up to the dead the ancients wrote | R |
I watched them rise become remote | R |
C. Dale Young
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