Calmly We Walk Through This April's Day Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBBABCDAEFEF FGHHGEIFAF GBJHBAKDL KBABHHAFF

Calmly we walk through this April's dayA
Metropolitan poetry here and thereB
In the park sit pauper and rentierB
The screaming children the motor carB
Fugitive about us running awayA
Between the worker and the millionaireB
Number provides all distancesC
It is Nineteen Thirty Seven nowD
Many great dears are taken awayA
What will become of you and meE
This is the school in which we learnF
Besides the photo and the memoryE
that time is the fire in which we burnF
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This is the school in which we learnF
What is the self amid this blazeG
What am I now that I was thenH
Which I shall suffer and act againH
The theodicy I wrote in my high school daysG
Restored all life from infancyE
The children shouting are bright as they runI
This is the school in which they learnF
Ravished entirely in their passing playA
that time is the fire in which they burnF
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Avid its rush that reeling blazeG
Where is my father and EleanorB
Not where are they now dead seven yearsJ
But what they were thenH
No more No moreB
From Nineteen Fourteen to the present dayA
Bert Spira and Rhoda consume consumeK
Not where they are now where are they nowD
But what they were then both beautifulL
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Each minute bursts in the burning roomK
The great globe reels in the solar fireB
Spinning the trivial and unique awayA
How all things flash How all things flareB
What am I now that I was thenH
May memory restore again and againH
The smallest color of the smallest dayA
Time is the school in which we learnF
Time is the fire in which we burnF

Delmore Schwartz



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