A Visit Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEF GHI JCK LML NOP QRR STU VLL WBW XYZ A2B2C2Gone are the days | A |
when you could walk on water | B |
When you could walk | C |
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The days are gone | D |
Only one day remains | E |
the one you're in | F |
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The memory is no friend | G |
It can only tell you | H |
what you no longer have | I |
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a left hand you can use | J |
two feet that walk | C |
All the brain's gadgets | K |
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Hello hello | L |
The one hand that still works | M |
grips won't let go | L |
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That is not a train | N |
There is no cricket | O |
Let's not panic | P |
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Let's talk about axes | Q |
which kinds are good | R |
the many names of wood | R |
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This is how to build | S |
a house a boat a tent | T |
No use the toolbox | U |
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refuses to reveal its verbs | V |
the rasp the plane the awl | L |
revert to sullen metal | L |
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Do you recognize anything I said | W |
Anything familiar | B |
Yes you said The bed | W |
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Better to watch the stream | X |
that flows across the floor | Y |
and is made of sunlight | Z |
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the forest made of shadows | A2 |
better to watch the fireplace | B2 |
which is now a beach | C2 |
Margaret Atwood
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