She Of The Dancing Feet Sings Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GCGC| And what would I do in heaven pray | A |
| Me with my dancing feet | B |
| And limbs like apple boughs that sway | A |
| When the gusty rain winds beat | B |
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| And how would I thrive in a perfect place | C |
| Where dancing would be a sin | D |
| With not a man to love my face | C |
| Nor an arm to hold me in | D |
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| The seraphs and the cherubim | E |
| Would be too proud to bend | F |
| To sing the faery tunes that brim | E |
| My heart from end to end | F |
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| The wistful angels down in hell | G |
| Will smile to see my face | C |
| And understand because they fell | G |
| From that all perfect place | C |
Countee Cullen
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