Middle-aged Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CBACD EDFDDGDHIJK JFL MITis but a vague invarious delight | A |
As gold that rains about some buried king | B |
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As the fine flakes | C |
When tourists frolicking | B |
Stamp on his roof or in the glazing light | A |
Try photographs wolf down their ale and cakes | C |
And start to inspect some further pyramid | D |
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As the fine dust in the hid cell | E |
Beneath their transitory step and merriment | D |
Drifts through the air and the sarcophagus | F |
Gains yet another crust | D |
Of useless riches for the occupant | D |
So I the fires that lit once dreams | G |
Now over and spent | D |
Lie dead within four walls | H |
And so now love | I |
Rains down and so enriches some stiff case | J |
And strews a mind with precious metaphors | K |
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And so the space | J |
Of my still consciousness | F |
Is full of gilded snow | L |
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The which no cat has eyes enough | M |
To see the brightness of | I |
Ezra Pound
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