A Power-plant Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCBBCCBDEFGEFThe Fisk Street turbine power station in Chicago | A |
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The invisible wheels go softly round and round | B |
Light is the tread of brazen footed Power | C |
Spirits of air caged in the iron tower | C |
Sing as they labor with a purring sound | B |
The abysmal fires grated and chained and bound | B |
Burn white and still in swift obedience cower | C |
While far and wide the myriad lamps aflower | C |
Glow like star gardens and the night confound | B |
This we have done for thee almighty Lord | D |
Yea even as they who built at thy command | E |
The pillared temple or in marble made | F |
Thine image or who sang thy deathless word | G |
We take the weapons of thy dread right hand | E |
And wield them in thy service unafraid | F |
Harriet Monroe
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