I Shall Be Loved As Quiet Things Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE FGHG IJKJ LMNMI shall be loved as quiet things | A |
Are loved white pigeons in the sun | B |
Curled yellow leaves that whisper down | C |
One after one | B |
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The silver reticence of smoke | D |
That tells no secret of its birth | E |
Among the fiery agonies | F |
That turn the earth | E |
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Cloud islands reaching arms of trees | F |
The frayed and eager little moon | G |
That strays unheeded through a high | H |
Blue afternoon | G |
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The thunder of my heart must go | I |
Under the muffling of the dust | J |
As my gray dress has guarded it | K |
The grasses must | J |
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For it has hammered loud enough | L |
Clamored enough when all is said | M |
Only its quiet part shall live | N |
When I am dead | M |
Karle Wilson Baker
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