Cleaning The Windows. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH IDID JKJK LMLM NONOWash the window rub it dry | A |
Make the ray door clean and bright | B |
He who lords it in the sky | A |
Loves on cottage floors to light | B |
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Looking over sea and beck | C |
Mountain forest orchard bloom | D |
He can spy the smallest speck | C |
Anywhere about the room | D |
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See how bright his torch is blazing | E |
In the heart of mother's store | F |
Strange I never saw him gazing | E |
So into that press before | F |
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Ah I see the wooden pane | G |
In the window dull and dead | H |
Father called its loss a gain | G |
And a glass one put instead | H |
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What a difference it makes | I |
How it melts the filmy gloom | D |
What a little more it takes | I |
Much to brighten up a room | D |
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There I spy a dusty streak | J |
There a corner not quite clean | K |
There a cobweb There the sneak | J |
Of a spider watching keen | K |
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Lord of suns and eyes that see | L |
Shine into me see and show | M |
Leave no darksome spot in me | L |
Where thou dost not shining go | M |
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Fill my spirit full of eyes | N |
Doors of light in every part | O |
Open windows to the skies | N |
That no moth corrupt my heart | O |
George Macdonald
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