The Quarrel Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH JKLK MNON| Our quarrel seemed a giant thing | A |
| It made the room feel mean and small | B |
| The books the lamp the furniture | C |
| The very pictures on the wall | B |
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| Crowded upon us as we sat | D |
| Pale and terrified face to face | E |
| Why do you stay she said my room | F |
| Can never be your resting place | E |
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| Katinka ere we part for life | G |
| I pray you walk once more with me | H |
| So down the dark familiar road | I |
| We paced together silently | H |
| - | |
| The sky it seemed on fire with stars | J |
| I said Katinka dear look up | K |
| Like thirsty children both of us | L |
| Drank from the giant loving cup | K |
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| Who were those dolls Katinka said | M |
| What were their stupid vague alarms | N |
| And suddenly we turned and laughed | O |
| And rushed into each other's arms | N |
Katherine Mansfield
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