Three Spring Notations On Bipeds Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEF DG HI JJKLM| THE DOWN drop of the blackbird | A |
| The wing catch of arrested flight | B |
| The stop midway and then off off for triangles circles loops of new hieroglyphs | C |
| This is April's way a woman | D |
| 'O yes I'm here again and your heart | E |
| knows I was coming ' | F |
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| White pigeons rush at the sun | D |
| A marathon of wing feats is on | G |
| 'Who most loves danger Who most loves wings Who somersaults for God's sake in the name of wing power in the sun and blue on an April Thursday ' | - |
| So ten winged heads ten winged feet race their white forms over Elmhurst | H |
| They go fast once the ten together were a feather of foam bubble a chrysanthemum whirl speaking to silver and azure | I |
| - | |
| The child is on my shoulders | J |
| In the prairie moonlight the child's legs hang over my shoulders | J |
| She sits on my neck and I hear her calling me a good horse | K |
| She slides down and into the moon silver of a prairie stream | L |
| She throws a stone and laughs at the clug clug | M |
Carl Sandburg
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