Imaginary Weather Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CDEF GHIHEJK LHM NHOPQR LQSTU HQ L HLH VQW U X| The consolations of space are nameless things | A |
| Wallace Stevens | B |
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| The year is late The Northern Cross appears | C |
| six slight rivets of light fastening Cygnus to | D |
| In Cassiopeia Brahe's brilliant sublunary | E |
| addition of | F |
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| displaced belief in the single objective point | G |
| of observation | H |
| impelling the eye | I |
| Through what accretion or division | H |
| are we reflected in a constellation's core | E |
| By what change in form | J |
| of movement are we altered in our own mass | K |
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| In the lower atmosphere drifting stratus displays | L |
| a stratified enunciation | H |
| a long displacing glance | M |
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| Slight residue of rain taps on the roof | N |
| an unexpected dissipation | H |
| glancing all the forms footbridge street lamp | O |
| wind picking up holding each | P |
| in an imaginary singularity carrying | Q |
| one leaf into brief postponement | R |
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| Outside a half lit mall along the walkways | L |
| bare gingkoes fruit crushed beneath the treading | Q |
| threaded by the wrens' caterwaul | S |
| a patterned plenitude illuminating the facade brick by brick | T |
| Buses pull out mid phrasing the night | U |
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| In the midst of half illumination | H |
| all transformability beginning | Q |
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| in the austere watchfulness | L |
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| With effort with the minute by minute of mortal design | H |
| reflection inflection substance | L |
| for light's absorption | H |
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| what spirit is again shaped by this formless wind | V |
| its invariant rest reconfigured and singing | Q |
| in the form of physical song | W |
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| its particulate and finite flight | U |
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| for D E | X |
Jocelyn Emerson
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