Spring Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE DFGHIJKL MNODPQORS TUSVWX YAZ DA2I B2DC2TD D2E2

A spring wind on the BoweryA
Blowing the fluff of night sheltersB
Off bedraggled garmentsC
And agitating the gutters that eject little spirals of vaporD
Like lewd growthsE
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Bare legged children stamp in the puddles splashing each otherD
One with a choir boy's faceF
Twits me as I passG
The word like a muddied dropH
Seems to roll over and not out ofI
The bowed lipsJ
Yet dewy redK
And sweetly immatureL
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People sniff the air with an upward lookM
Even the mite of a girlN
Who never playsO
Her mother smiles at herD
With eyes like vacant lotsP
Rimming vistas of mean streetsQ
And endless washing daysO
Yet with sun on the linesR
And a drying breezeS
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The old candy womanT
Shivers in the young windU
Her eyes littered with memoriesS
Like ancient garretsV
Or dusty unaired rooms where someone diedW
Ask nothing of the springX
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But a pale pink dreamY
Trembles about this young girl's bodyA
Draping it like a glowing auraZ
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She gloats in a mirrorD
Over her gaudy hatA2
With its flower God never thought ofI
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And the dream unrestrainedB2
Floats about the loins of a soldierD
Where it quivers a momentC2
Warming to a crimsonT
Like the scarf of a toreadorD
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But the delicate gossamer breaks at his contactD2
And recoils to her in strands of shattered roseE2

Lola Ridge



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