Preamble (a Rough Draft For An Ars Poetica) Poem Rhyme Scheme

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Let's get our dreams unstuck	A
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The grain of rye	B
free from the prattle of grass	C
et loin de arbres orateurs	C
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I	B
	-
plant	D
	-
it	-
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It will sprout	E
	-
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But forget about	E
the rustic festivities	C
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For the explosive word	F
falls harmlessly	G
eternal through	H
the compact generations	C
	-
and except for you	H
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nothing	I
denotates	C
	-
its sweet scented dynamite	J
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Greetings	C
I discard eloquence	C
the empty sail	K
and the swollen sail	K
which cause the ship	L
to lose her course	C
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My ink nicks	C
and there	M
	-
and there	M
	-
and there	M
	-
and	N
there	M
	-
sleeps	C
deep poetry	G
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The mirror paneled wardrobe	O
washing down ice floes	C
the little eskimo girl	P
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dreaming	I
in a heap	Q
of moist negroes	C
her nose was	C
flattened	N
against the window pane	R
of dreary Christmases	C
	-
A white bear	M
adorned with chromatic moire	M
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dries himself in the midnight sun	S
	-
Liners	C
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The huge luxury item	T
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Slowly founders	C
all its lights aglow	U
	-
and so	U
sinks the evening dress ball	V
into the thousand mirrors	C
of the palace hotel	W
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And now	X
it is I	B
	-
the thin Columbus of phenomena	Y
alone	Z
in the front	A2
of a mirror paneled wardrobe	O
full of linen	S
and locking with a key	G
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The obstinate miner	M
of the void	B2
exploits	C
his fertile mine	C2
	-
the potential in the rough	D2
glitters there	M
mingling with its white rock	E2
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Oh	U
princess of the mad sleep	Q
listen to my horn	F2
and my pack of hounds	C
	-
I deliver you	H
from the forest	G2
where we came upon the spell	W
	-
Here we are	M
by the pen	H2
one with the other	M
wedded	I2
on the page	J2
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Isles sobs of Ariadne	G
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Ariadnes	C
dragging along	K2
Aridnes seals	C
	-
for I betray you my fair stanzas	C
to	H
run and awaken	S
elsewhere	M
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I plan no architecture	M
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Simply	G
deaf	L2
like you Beethoven	S
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blind	M2
like you	H
Homer	M
numberless old man	N2
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born everywhere	M
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I elaborate	O2
in the prairies of inner	M
silence	C
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and the work of the mission	S
and the poem of the work	P2
and the stanza of the poem	T
and the group of the stanza	C
and the words of the group	Q2
and the letters of the word	F
and the least	R2
loop of the letters	C
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it's your foot	S2
of attentive satin	S
that I place in position	S
pink	T2
tightrope walker	M
sucked up by the void	B2
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to the left to the right	J
the god gives a shake	U2
and I walk	V2
towards the other side	W2
with infinite precaution	S

Jean Cocteau

Preamble (a Rough Draft For An Ars Poetica) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

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