Within Reach Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFG HIJKLLCMINOIPQ CRSTUVSSWX| There are two images | A |
| a moon within reach | B |
| yet trapped under snow | C |
| an old woman's threadbare shawl | D |
| with peasants furiously working brooms | E |
| scraping ice shavings | F |
| into howls and husks of frenzy | G |
| - | |
| Ii | - |
| Then the same pond | H |
| this time summer | I |
| with fishing nets | J |
| and briefer shawls | K |
| pirating light's wanton swoon | L |
| a spyglass hour moon | L |
| all bathed in yellow | C |
| colour of kerosene | M |
| a rich creamy butter | I |
| goldilocks let out on weekends | N |
| her spun golden tresses | O |
| lowered onto the water | I |
| like so many little boats | P |
| nimbly hopping aboard | Q |
| - | |
| lii | C |
| A kerchief folded on a fence | R |
| a man wearing an overcoat living there | S |
| in white satin swooning | T |
| to the pianist's expert touch | U |
| down magic chambers | V |
| soothing soothing there | S |
| to fold and tear | S |
| the pileated moonlit edge | W |
| of her skin | X |
Paul Cameron Brown
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