Smoke Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHCIJKLIMNIOPQThey stood like men that hear immortal speech | A |
Moving among their branches and like trees | B |
We stood and watched them and in our still branches | C |
Echoes of that immortal music stirred | D |
October days had touched their breasts with light | E |
With yellow light and red light and wan green | F |
And the gray cloud that grew from low to high | G |
Made the warm light more warm the green more wan | H |
We stood and watched them and in our still branches | C |
We felt the warm light glow though now the rain | I |
Was loud upon the leaves | J |
And standing there | K |
You cried O that sweet smell where is the fire | L |
Where is the fire For sharp upon the rain | I |
The smell came of a wood fire and clung round | M |
Hanging upon our branches till we saw | N |
No more those lighted trees nor heard the rain | I |
Knew only the deep echoes and the smell | O |
Of a wood fire that breathed its smoke across | P |
From some near hearth or undiscovered world | Q |
John Freeman
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