Lingard And The Stars Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CCDEED| The table hurled itself to our surprise | A |
| At Lingard and anon rapped eagerly | B |
| When earth is cold and there is no more sea | B |
| There will be what was Lingard Otherwise | A |
| Why lure the race to ruin through the skies | A |
| And why have Leffingwell or Calverly | B |
| I wish the ghost would give his name said he | B |
| And searching gratitude was in his eyes | A |
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| He stood then by the window for a time | C |
| And only after the last midnight chime | C |
| Smote the day dead did he say anything | D |
| Come out my little one the stars are bright | E |
| Come out you l laps and inhale the night | E |
| And so he went away with Clavering | D |
Edwin Arlington Robinson
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