Sunset From Omaha Hotel Window Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDD EDBF CDGH IEBF JKF| Into the blue river hills | A |
| The red sun runners go | B |
| And the long sand changes | C |
| And to day is a goner | D |
| And to day is not worth haggling over | D |
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| Here in Omaha | E |
| The gloaming is bitter | D |
| As in Chicago | B |
| Or Kenosha | F |
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| The long sand changes | C |
| To day is a goner | D |
| Time knocks in another brass nail | G |
| Another yellow plunger shoots the dark | H |
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| Constellations | I |
| Wheeling over Omaha | E |
| As in Chicago | B |
| Or Kenosha | F |
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| The long sand is gone | J |
| and all the talk is stars | K |
| They circle in a dome over Nebraska | F |
Carl Sandburg
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