Piano Practice Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCC DEDF CGHI J| The summer hums The afternoon fatigues | A |
| she breathed her crisp white dress distractedly | B |
| and put into it that sharply etched etude | C |
| her impatience for a reality | C |
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| that could come tomorrow this evening | D |
| that perhaps was there was just kept hidden | E |
| and at the window tall and having everything | D |
| she suddenly could feel the pampered park | F |
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| With that she broke off gazed outside locked | C |
| her hands together wished for a long book | G |
| and in a burst of anger shoved back | H |
| the jasmine scent She found it sickened her | I |
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| Translated by Edward Snow | J |
Rainer Maria Rilke
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