Omaha Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFG HIJ DKL| Red barns and red heiffers spot the green | A |
| grass circles around Omaha the farmers | B |
| haul tanks of cream and wagon loads of | C |
| cheese | D |
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| Shale hogbacks across the river at Council | E |
| Bluffs and shanties hang by an eyelash to | F |
| the hill slants back around Omaha | G |
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| A span of steel ties up the kin of Iowa and | H |
| Nebraska across the yellow big hoofed Missouri | I |
| River | J |
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| Omaha the roughneck feeds armies | D |
| Eats and swears from a dirty face | K |
| Omaha works to get the world a breakfast | L |
Carl Sandburg
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