Nostalgia And Complaint Of The Grandparents Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE EAFAGAABHHHI AAHAJKLMMHHI ANENEAAOOHHILes morts | A |
C est sous terre | B |
a n en sort | C |
Gu re | D |
LAFORGUE | E |
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Our diaries squatted toad like | E |
On dark closet ledges | A |
Forget me not and thistle | F |
Decalcomaned the pages | A |
But where where are they now | G |
All the sad squalors | A |
Of those between wars parlors | A |
Cut flowers and the sunlight spilt like soda | B |
On torporous rugs the photo | H |
Albums all outspread | H |
The dead | H |
Don t get around much anymore | I |
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There was an hour when daughters | A |
Practiced arpeggios | A |
Their mothers awkward and proud | H |
Would listen smoothing their hose | A |
Sundays half past five | J |
Do you recall | K |
How the sun used to loll | L |
Lazily just beyond the roof | M |
Bloodshot and aloof | M |
We thought it would never set | H |
The dead don t get | H |
Around much anymore | I |
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Eternity resembles | A |
One long Sunday afternoon | N |
No traffic passes the cigar smoke | E |
Curls in a blue cocoon | N |
Children have you nothing | E |
For our cold sakes | A |
No tea No little tea cakes | A |
Sometimes now the rains disturb | O |
Even our remote suburb | O |
There s a dampness underground | H |
The dead don t get around | H |
Much anymore | I |
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