Spring Omnipotent Goddess Thou Dost Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDAEEAFG HEIEJEDKLMN OPQRESTUVWAEOAEA| spring omnipotent goddess thou dost | A |
| inveigle into crossing sidewalks the | B |
| unwary june bug and the frivolous angleworm | C |
| thou dost persuade to serenade his | D |
| lady the musical tom cat thou stuffest | A |
| the parks with overgrown pimply | E |
| cavaliers and gumchewing giggly | E |
| girls and not content | A |
| Spring with this | F |
| thou hangest canary birds in parlor windows | G |
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| spring slattern of seasons you | H |
| have dirty legs and a muddy | E |
| petticoat drowsy is your | I |
| mouth your eyes are sticky | E |
| with dreams and you have | J |
| a sloppy body | E |
| from being brought to bed of crocuses | D |
| When you sing in your whiskey voice | K |
| the grass | L |
| rises on the head of the earth | M |
| and all the trees are put on edge | N |
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| spring | O |
| of the jostle of | P |
| thy breasts and the slobber | Q |
| of your thighs | R |
| i am so very | E |
| glad that the soul inside me Hollers | S |
| for thou comest and your hands | T |
| are the snow | U |
| and thy fingers are the rain | V |
| and i hear | W |
| the screech of dissonant | A |
| flowers and most of all | E |
| i hear your stepping | O |
| freakish feet | A |
| feet incorrigible | E |
| ragging the world | A |
E. E. Cummings
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