Two O'clock Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGG| Night after night goes by and clocks still chime | A |
| And stars are changing pattrns in the dark | B |
| And watches tick and over puissant Time | A |
| Benumbs the eager brain The dogs that bark | B |
| The trains that roar and rattle in the night | C |
| The very cats that prowl all quiet find | D |
| And leave the darkness empty silent quite | C |
| Sleep comes to chloroform the fretting mind | D |
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| So all things end and what is left at last | E |
| Some scribbled sonnets tossed upon the floor | F |
| A memory of easy days gone past | E |
| A run down watch a pipe some clothes we wore | F |
| And in the darkened room I lean to know | G |
| How her dreamless breath doth pause and flow | G |
Christopher Morley
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