The Seeing Eye Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFB GHI| The small dogs look at the big dogs | A |
| They observe unwieldy dimensions | B |
| And curious imperfections of odor | C |
| Here is the formal male group | D |
| The young men look upon their seniors | E |
| They consider the elderly mind | F |
| And observe its inexplicable correlations | B |
| - | |
| Said Tsin Tsu | G |
| It is only in small dogs and the young | H |
| That we find minute observation | I |
Ezra Pound
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