Poem-sketch In Three Parts Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB C DEFGHIJBK J BHLMN OPQMBRSILBDDP T BUVBBTWXYBZ| Made for the picture on the jacket of the | A |
| Norwegian book The Great Hunger by Johan Bojer | B |
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| I | - |
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| The Rolling In Of The Wave | C |
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| It was night when the sky was dark blue | D |
| And the water came in with a wavy look | E |
| Like a spider's web | F |
| The point of the slope came down to the water's edge | G |
| It was green with a fairy ring of forget me not and fern | H |
| The white foam licked the side of the slope | I |
| As it came up and bent backward | J |
| It curled up like a beautiful cinder tree | B |
| Bending in the wind | K |
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| II | - |
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| The Coming Of The Great Bird | J |
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| A boy was watching the water | B |
| As it came lapping the edge of fern | H |
| Little ships passed him | L |
| As the moon came leaning across dark blue rays of light | M |
| The spruce trees saw the white ships sailing away | N |
| And the moon bending up the blue sky | - |
| Where stars were twinkling like fairy lamps | O |
| The boy was looking toward foreign lands | P |
| As the ships passed | Q |
| Their white sails glittering in the moonlight | M |
| He was thinking how he wished to see | B |
| Foreign lands strange people | R |
| When suddenly a bird came flying | S |
| It swooped down upon the slope | I |
| And spoke to him | L |
| Do you want to go across the deep blue sea | B |
| Get on my back I will take you | D |
| Oh cried the little boy who sent you | D |
| Who knew my thoughts of foreign lands | P |
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| III | - |
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| The Island | T |
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| They flew as the night wind flowed very softly | B |
| They heard sweet singing that the water sang | U |
| They came to a place where the sea was shallow | V |
| And saw treasure hidden there | B |
| There was one poplar tree | B |
| On the lonely island | T |
| Swaying for sadness | W |
| The clouds went over their heads | X |
| Like a fleet of drifting ships | Y |
| And there they sank down out of the air | B |
| Into the dream | Z |
Hilda Conkling
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