The Pond Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE FGHIJKJJ LMNOAP

Night covers the pond with its wingA
Under the ringed moon I can make outB
your face swimming among minnows and the smallC
echoing stars In the night airD
the surface of the pond is metalE
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Within your eyes are open They containF
a memory I recognize as thoughG
we had been children together Our poniesH
grazed on the hill they were grayI
with white markings Now they grazeJ
with the dead who waitK
like children under their granite breastplatesJ
lucid and helplessJ
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The hills are far away They rise upL
blacker than childhoodM
What do you think of lying so quietlyN
by the water When you look that way I wantO
to touch you but do not seeingA
as in another life we were of the same bloodP

Louise Gluck



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