In A Tram Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDCDED| One of the twain was long and dusty grey | A |
| And like a spark that in the ashes lies | B |
| Satiric laughter glinted in his eyes | B |
| And made his nose auroral with its ray | A |
| The other like a huge black bird of prey | A |
| His hat enorm his pipe of awful size | B |
| His coat hung empty sleeved in careless wise | B |
| Loomed a fat angel from the pit astray | A |
| A voice was booming ever laugh and jeer | C |
| Mingled with noble praise of battling right | D |
| And verse and girls were mixed with radiant beer | C |
| And all the city tram was given sight | D |
| Of the invisible dark and bidden hear | E |
| Unsplashing silence of the pouring light | D |
John Le Gay Brereton
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