Moscow Carol Poem Rhyme Scheme

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In such an inexplicable blue	A
Upon the stonework to embark	B
The little ship of glowing hue	A
Appears in Alexander Park	B
The little lamp a yellow rose	C
Arising ready to retreat	D
Above the people it adores	E
Near strangers' feet	D
In such an inexplicable blue	A
The drunkards' hive the loonies' team	F
A tourist takes a snapshot to	A
Have left the town and keep no dream	F
On the Ordynka street you find	G
A taxicab with fevered gnomes	H
And dead ancestors stand behind	G
And lean on domes	H
A poet strolls across the town	I
In such an inexplicable blue	A
A doorman watches him looking down	I
And down the street and catches the flu	A
An old and handsome cavalier	J
Moves down a lane not worth a view	A
And wedding party guests appear	J
In such an inexplicable blue	A
Behind the river in the haar	K
As a collection of the blues	L
The yellow walls reflecting far	K
The hopeless accent of the Jews	L
You move to Sunday to despair	M
From love to the New Year and there	M
Appears a girl you cannot woo	A
Never explaining why she's blue	A
Then in the night the town is lost	N
A train is clad in silver plush	O
The pallid puff the draught of frost	N
Will sheathe your face until you blush	O
The honeycomb of windows fits	P
The smell of halva and of zest	Q
While Christmas Eve is carrying its	P
Mince pies abreast	Q
Watch your New Year come in a blue	A
Seawave across the town terrain	R
In such an inexplicable blue	A
As if your life can start again	S
As if there can be bread and light	T
A lucky day and something's left	U
As if your life can sway aright	U
Once swayed aleft	U

Joseph Brodsky

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