Your Feet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFGHIJKLMNBOPQR| When I cannot look at your face | A |
| I look at your feet | B |
| Your feet of arched bone | C |
| your hard little feet | B |
| I know that they support you | D |
| and that your sweet weight | E |
| rises upon them | F |
| Your waist and your breasts | G |
| the doubled purple | H |
| of your nipples | I |
| the sockets of your eyes | J |
| that have just flown away | K |
| your wide fruit mouth | L |
| your red tresses | M |
| my little tower | N |
| But I love your feet | B |
| only because they walked | O |
| upon the earth and upon | P |
| the wind and upon the waters | Q |
| until they found me | R |
Pablo Neruda
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Your Feet is a poem by Pablo Neruda. This page includes the poem text, poet information, related topics, comments, and similar poems.