Anaphora Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEAEAEDFGF HIHJKLMINKMOPOEach day with so much ceremony | A |
begins with birds with bells | B |
with whistles from a factory | A |
such white gold skies our eyes | C |
first open on such brilliant walls | D |
that for a moment we wonder | E |
'Where is the music coming from the energy | A |
The day was meant for what ineffable creature | E |
we must have missed ' Oh promptly he | A |
appears and takes his earthly nature | E |
instantly instantly falls | D |
victim of long intrigue | F |
assuming memory and mortal | G |
mortal fatigue | F |
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More slowly falling into sight | H |
and showering into stippled faces | I |
darkening condensing all his light | H |
in spite of all the dreaming | J |
squandered upon him with that look | K |
suffers our uses and abuses | L |
sinks through the drift of bodies | M |
sinks through the drift of classes | I |
to evening to the beggar in the park | N |
who weary without lamp or book | K |
prepares stupendous studies | M |
the fiery event | O |
of every day in endless | P |
endless assent | O |
Elizabeth Bishop
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