Houses Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDEFCGE HIJKLIMK NONPEOGP MDQRCDSRFor Aline | A |
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When you shall die and to the sky | B |
Serenely delicately go | C |
Saint Peter when he sees you there | D |
Will clash his keys and say | E |
Now talk to her Sir Christopher | F |
And hurry Michelangelo | C |
She wants to play at building | G |
And you've got to help her play | E |
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Every architect will help erect | H |
A palace on a lawn of cloud | I |
With rainbow beams and a sunset roof | J |
And a level star tiled floor | K |
And at your will you may use the skill | L |
Of this gay angelic crowd | I |
When a house is made you will throw it down | M |
And they'll build you twenty more | K |
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For Christopher Wren and these other men | N |
Who used to build on earth | O |
Will love to go to work again | N |
If they may work for you | P |
This porch you'll say should go this way | E |
And they'll work for all they're worth | O |
And they'll come to your palace every morning | G |
And ask you what to do | P |
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And when night comes down on Heaven town | M |
If there should be night up there | D |
You will choose the house you like the best | Q |
Of all that you can see | R |
And its walls will glow as you drowsily go | C |
To the bed up the golden stair | D |
And I hope you'll be gentle enough to keep | S |
A room in your house for me | R |
Joyce Kilmer
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