The Telephone Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDABBAEFGEHG| Your voice beloved on the living wire | A |
| Borne to me by the spirit powerful | B |
| Who binds the atoms and leaps out to pull | C |
| Great suns together Ah what magic lyre | D |
| Strung for God's fingers sounds to my desire | A |
| The little words immortal wonderful | B |
| That all the separating miles annul | B |
| And touch my spirit with your kiss of fire | A |
| What house of dreams do we inhabit yea | E |
| What brave enchanted palace is our home | F |
| Green curtained lit with cresset stars aglow | G |
| If thus it windows gardens far away | E |
| Groves inaccessible whence voices come | H |
| That soft in the ear call where we may not go | G |
Harriet Monroe
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