The Plantster's Vision Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA ABBA CDECDE| Cut down that timber Bells too many and strong | A |
| Pouring their music through the branches bare | B |
| From moon white church towers down the windy air | B |
| Have pealed the centuries out with Evensong | A |
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| Remove those cottages a huddled throng | A |
| Too many babies have been born in there | B |
| Too many coffins bumping down the stair | B |
| Carried the old their garden paths along | A |
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| I have a Vision of the Future chum | C |
| The workers' flats in fields of soya beans | D |
| Tower up like silver pencils score on score | E |
| And Surging Millions hear the Challenge come | C |
| From microphones in communal canteens | D |
| No Right No Wrong All's perfect evermore | E |
John Betjeman
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