Every Church Sings Its Own Soft Part Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGH IJHK KLMN| Every church sings its own soft part | A |
| In the polyphony of a girl's choir | B |
| And in the stone arches of the Assumption | C |
| I make out high arched brows | D |
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| From the ramparts fortified by archangels | E |
| I surveyed the city from a marvelous height | F |
| Within the walls of the Acropolis I was consumed | G |
| With sorrow for the Russian name for Russian beauty | H |
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| Isn't it just marvelous we dream | I |
| Of an orchard soaring pigeons in the hot blue sky | J |
| A nun is singing the litany | H |
| Tender Assumption Florence in Moscow | K |
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| The five domed cathedrals of Moscow | K |
| With their Italian and Russian soul | L |
| Bring to mind the Aurora but with a | M |
| Russian name and in a fur coat | N |
Osip Emilevich Mandelstam
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