The Great Western Plains Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCD BEFG BHBIJ KLB| The little voices of the prairie dogs | A |
| Are tireless | B |
| They will give three hurrahs | B |
| Alike to stage equestrian and pullman | C |
| And all unstingingly as to the moon | D |
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| And Fifi's bows and poodle ease | B |
| Whirl by them centred on the lap | E |
| Of Lottie Honeydew movie queen | F |
| Toward lawyers and Nevada | G |
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| And how much more they cannot see | B |
| Alas there is so little time | H |
| The world moves by so fast these days | B |
| Burrowing in silk is not their way | I |
| And yet they know the tomahawk | J |
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| Indeed old memories come back to life | K |
| Pathetic yelps have sometimes greeted | L |
| Noses pressed against the glass | B |
Harold Hart Crane
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