Circles Of Doors Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNIFNOPQ RSHTU| I LOVE him I love him ran the patter of her lips | A |
| And she formed his name on her tongue and sang | B |
| And she sent him word she loved him so much | C |
| So much and death was nothing work art home | D |
| All was nothing if her love for him was not first | E |
| Of all the patter of her lips ran I love him | F |
| I love him and he knew the doors that opened | G |
| Into doors and more doors no end of doors | H |
| And full length mirrors doubling and tripling | I |
| The apparitions of doors circling corridors of | J |
| Looking glasses and doors some with knobs some | K |
| With no knobs some opening slow to a heavy push | L |
| And some jumping open at a touch and a hello | M |
| And he knew if he so wished he could follow her | N |
| Swift running through circles of doors hearing | I |
| Sometimes her whisper I love him I love him | F |
| And sometimes only a high chaser of laughter | N |
| Somewhere five or ten doors ahead or five or ten | O |
| Doors behind or chittering h st h st among corners | P |
| Of the tall full length dusty looking glasses | Q |
| I love I love I love she sang short and quick in | R |
| High thin beaten soprano and he knew the meanings | S |
| The high chaser of laughter the doors on doors | H |
| And the looking glasses the room to room hunt | T |
| The ends opening into new ends always | U |
Carl Sandburg
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