Child Of The Romans Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCBBBDECCC| The dago shovelman sits by the railroad track | A |
| Eating a noon meal of bread and bologna | B |
| A train whirls by and men and women at tables | C |
| Alive with red roses and yellow jonquils | C |
| Eat steaks running with brown gravy | B |
| Strawberries and cream eclaires and coffee | B |
| The dago shovelman finishes the dry bread and bologna | B |
| Washes it down with a dipper from the water boy | D |
| And goes back to the second half of a ten hour day's work | E |
| Keeping the road bed so the roses and jonquils | C |
| Shake hardly at all in the cut glass vases | C |
| Standing slender on the tables in the dining cars | C |
Carl Sandburg
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