Radar Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDEBFGHI JKLMNO PQRSTU| A Postscript for Marianne Moore | A |
| - | |
| No one exactly knows | B |
| Exactly how clouds look in the sky | C |
| Or the shape of the mountains below them | D |
| Or the direction in which fish swim | E |
| No one exactly knows | B |
| The eye is jealous of whatever moves | F |
| And the heart | G |
| Is too far buried in the sand | H |
| To tell | I |
| - | |
| They are going on a journey | J |
| Those deep blue creatures | K |
| Passing us as if they were sunshine | L |
| Look | M |
| Those fins those closed eyes | N |
| Admiring each last dropp of the ocean | O |
| - | |
| I crawled into bed with sorrow that night | P |
| Couldn t touch his fingers See the splash | Q |
| Of the water | R |
| The noisy movement of cloud | S |
| The push of the humpbacked mountains | T |
| Deep at the sand s edge | U |
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