Stanzas In Meditation: Stanza I Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOJOPQR OKJSTAU| I caught a bird which made a ball | A |
| And they thought better of it | B |
| But it is all of which they taught | C |
| That they were in a hurry yet | D |
| In a kind of a way they meant it best | E |
| That they should change in and on account | F |
| But they must not stare when they manage | G |
| Whatever they are occasionally liable to do | H |
| It is often easy to pursue them once in a while | I |
| And in a way there is no repose | J |
| They like it as well as they ever did | K |
| But it is very often just by the time | L |
| That they are able to separate | M |
| In which case in effect they could | N |
| Not only be very often present perfectly | O |
| In each way whichever they chose | J |
| All of this never matters in authority | O |
| But this which they need as they are alike | P |
| Or in an especial case they will fulfill | Q |
| Not only what they have at their instigation | R |
| Made for it as a decision in its entirety | O |
| Made that they minded as well as blinded | K |
| Lengthened for them welcome in repose | J |
| But which they open as a chance | S |
| But made it be perfectly their allowance | T |
| All which they antagonise as once for all | A |
| Kindly have it joined as they mind | U |
Gertrude Stein
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