And Yet The Books Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJGKLMNG| And yet the books will be there on the shelves separate beings | A |
| That appeared once still wet | B |
| As shining chestnuts under a tree in autumn | C |
| And touched coddled began to live | D |
| In spite of fires on the horizon castles blown up | E |
| Tribes on the march planets in motion | F |
| We are they said even as their pages | G |
| Were being torn out or a buzzing flame | H |
| Licked away their letters So much more durable | I |
| Than we are whose frail warmth | J |
| Cools down with memory disperses perishes | G |
| I imagine the earth when I am no more | K |
| Nothing happens no loss it s still a strange pageant | L |
| Women s dresses dewy lilacs a song in the valley | M |
| Yet the books will be there on the shelves well born | N |
| Derived from people but also from radiance heights | G |
Czeslaw Milosz
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