Berkeley In Time Of Plague Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD AECF AGCG| Plague took us and the land from under us | A |
| Rose like a boil enclosing us within | B |
| We waited and the blue skies writhed awhile | C |
| Becoming black with death | D |
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| Plague took us and the chairs from under us | A |
| Stepped cautiously while entering the room | E |
| We were discussing Yeats it paused awhile | C |
| Then smiled and made us die | F |
| - | |
| Plague took us laughed and reproportioned us | A |
| Swelled us to dizzy unaccustomed size | G |
| We died prodigiously it hurt awhile | C |
| But left a certain quiet in our eyes | G |
Jack Spicer
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