Kitchen Poem Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BACAD BEFG AHI ABJC KLMNBAAAO BPQRSTAFUV WXYBZ A2B2C2D2B2E2F2G2C2 H2I2J2C2A K2C2C2C2BCC2 C2L2D2C2C2C2M2 N2JO2C2C2C2AT P2L2C2Q2 C2R2S2T2C2U2V2 CC2 W2X2CY2| An Elegy for Tristan Tzara | A |
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| In the hungry kitchen | B |
| The dog sings for its dinner | A |
| The housewife is writing her poem | C |
| On top of the frigidaire | A |
| Something like this | D |
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| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp 'Hear in the kitchen | B |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp The crows fly home | E |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Into the red robed trees | F |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp That walk across the sky | G |
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| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Hear under the floor | A |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp The three fountains rising and | H |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Trickling through the bridge | I |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Into the sea of poems ' | - |
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| In the kitchen the housemother | A |
| Pours soup for her thousand children | B |
| As her man eats his silence | J |
| And the dog swallows its poem | C |
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| In all the kitchens of Europe | K |
| The radio shouts good news | L |
| 'Millions have had no accident today | M |
| All wars have come to an end | N |
| An honest politician | B |
| In another country | A |
| Wants to become a plumber | A |
| All men will be equal next year | A |
| Volcano vomits ice cream | O |
| A silent poem has been invented ' | - |
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| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp In my holy kitchen | B |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp I draw the blinds of night | P |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp On the homes of sleep | Q |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp I hold the world in my palms | R |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Now that I am old | S |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp I can measure life with words | T |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp There's a nightingale in my coffee | A |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp My bread is buttered with memories | F |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Since the old woman died | U |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp I have two souls | V |
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| When I was small we had a lucky black cat | W |
| We had a magic horse shoe on the wall | X |
| It was rusty and brought no luck | Y |
| But fetched the fields into the kitchen | B |
| And made us not forget horses | Z |
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| When you are old you make your own magic | A2 |
| You speak oftener for the dead | B2 |
| You move free in the wonderland of the past | C2 |
| You invent a future on the other shore of death | D2 |
| You must speak for the dead | B2 |
| You are their rusty horse shoe | E2 |
| In all the kitchens of the world | F2 |
| Not the mug on the radio | G2 |
| But a thought rescued from the past | C2 |
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| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp There was love in the thin soup | H2 |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp A bone some lentils and great love | I2 |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp My mother's hands were clouds | J2 |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp There was a bluebird in the gasjet | C2 |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp When she bathed us by the kitchen fire | A |
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| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp There will be no such soup again | K2 |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Nor such transcendent poverty | C2 |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp I have lost the treasure of poverty | C2 |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp The old woman is dead and buried | C2 |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp In her wonderland of oblivion | B |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp But lives in my kitchen poem | C |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp In this 'sentimental' aside | C2 |
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| Now that I am an old man I think in bed | C2 |
| I think nothing I think poems | L2 |
| The metronome of sleeplessness and death | D2 |
| The art of being deliberately alone and yet | C2 |
| A centre in the vortex of the world | C2 |
| Feelings stretched drum tight on the grid of thought | C2 |
| As your decaying flesh taut on its bones | M2 |
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| Sensations phantom ideas dreams pinned bugs | N2 |
| On the living conveyor belt of experience | J |
| While in the poem you are everybody else | O2 |
| Each poem merging into another construct | C2 |
| All poems rationally absurd impermanent | C2 |
| DADA | C2 |
| There being no poem ever no poet ever | A |
| An old man in a kitchen cooking words | T |
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| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp I am no poet I am | P2 |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Lived by unfinishable poems | L2 |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp The horse shoe hammered | C2 |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp On the anvil of my brain | Q2 |
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| I think nothing The poems think me | C2 |
| I do not often write them down | R2 |
| Being a structuration of the unknowable | S2 |
| That dies upon the page | T2 |
| My inward poems whispered for the dead | C2 |
| While the living bury the living | U2 |
| With foul political slogans | V2 |
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| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp An owl is hooting in my poem | C |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Which sleep will end | C2 |
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| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Good night poet of life | W2 |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Be with me always | X2 |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp I give you my kitchen poem | C |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Immortal TRISTAN | Y2 |
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