Improvisations: Light And Snow: 12 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHFIJKLMNKOPQK PRISKFHow many times have we been interrupted | A |
Just as I was about to make up a story for you | B |
One time it was because we suddenly saw a firefly | C |
Lighting his green lantern among the boughs of a fir tree | D |
Marvellous Marvellous He is making for himself | E |
A little tent of light in the darkness | F |
And one time it was because we saw a lilac lightning flash | G |
Run wrinkling into the blue top of the mountain | H |
We heard boulders of thunder rolling down upon us | F |
And the plat plat of drops on the window | I |
And we ran to watch the rain | J |
Charging in wavering clouds across the long grass of the field | K |
Or at other times it was because we saw a star | L |
Slipping easily out of the sky and falling far off | M |
Among pine dark hills | N |
Or because we found a crimson eft | K |
Darting in the cold grass | O |
These things interrupted us and left us wondering | P |
And the stories whatever they might have been | Q |
Were never told | K |
A fairy binding a daisy down and laughing | P |
A golden haired princess caught in a cobweb | R |
A love story of long ago | I |
Some day just as we are beginning again | S |
Just as we blow the first sweet note | K |
Death itself will interrupt us | F |
Conrad Potter Aiken
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