Ballad Of The Moon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDCEDFGHIJDHIKLHIHL HMBNODAD DPAQ BRSRi translated by Will Kirkland i | A |
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The moon came into the forge | B |
in her bustle of flowering nard | C |
The little boy stares at her stares | D |
The boy is staring hard | C |
In the shaken air | E |
the moon moves her amrs | D |
and shows lubricious and pure | F |
her breasts of hard tin | G |
Moon moon moon run | H |
If the gypsies come | I |
they will use your heart | J |
to make white necklaces and rings | D |
Let me dance my little one | H |
When the gypsies come | I |
they'll find you on the anvil | K |
with your lively eyes closed tight | L |
Moon moon moon run | H |
I can feelheir horses come | I |
Let me be my little one | H |
don't step on me all starched and white | L |
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Closer comes the the horseman | H |
drumming on the plain | M |
The boy is in the forge | B |
his eyes are closed | N |
Through the olive grove | O |
come the gypsies dream and bronze | D |
their heads held high | A |
their hooded eyes | D |
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Oh how the night owl calls | D |
calling calling from its tree | P |
The moon is climbing through the sky | A |
with the child by the hand | Q |
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They are crying in the forge | B |
all the gypsies shouting crying | R |
The air is veiwing all views all | S |
The air is at the viewing | R |
Federico Garca-a Lorca
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