Digression On Number 1, 1948 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFDFG ABHI JKDLFD MF| I am ill today but I am not | A |
| too ill I am not ill at all | B |
| It is a perfect day warm | C |
| for winter cold for fall | B |
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| A fine day for seeing I see | D |
| ceramics during lunch hour by | E |
| Mir and I see the sea by Leger | F |
| light complicated Metzingers | D |
| and a rude awakening by Brauner | F |
| a little table by Picasso pink | G |
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| I am tired today but I am not | A |
| too tired I am not tired at all | B |
| There is the Pollock white harm | H |
| will not fall his perfect hand | I |
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| and the many short voyages They'll | J |
| never fence the silver range | K |
| Stars are out and there is sea | D |
| enough beneath the glistening earth | L |
| to bear me toward the future | F |
| which is not so dark I see | D |
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| Click here to view the painting this poem was written about | M |
| Jackson Pollock's Number | F |
Frank O'hara
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