The Dining Room Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE BFGH IJKG| A room with low windows with brown shades | A |
| Where a Danzig clock keeps silent in the corner | B |
| A low leather sofa and right above it | C |
| The sculpted heads of two smiling devils | D |
| And a copper pan shows its gleaming paunch | E |
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| On the wall a painting that depicts winter | B |
| A crowd of people skate on ice | F |
| Between the trees smoke comes from a chimney | G |
| And crows fly in an overcast sky | H |
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| Nearby a second clock A bird sits inside | I |
| It pops out squawking and calls three times | J |
| And it has barely finished its third and last call | K |
| When mother ladles out soup from a hot tureen | G |
Czeslaw Milosz
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