A Song Of Singers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCDD AEAEDD ABABDD BBFCFGGC FFHHII FFJJKKLLDDSingers all along the street | A |
Singing every kind of song | B |
One man's song is honey sweet | A |
One man's song is hammer strong | B |
Yet however sweet the singing | C |
However strong the hammer swinging | C |
All the bees are round that honey | D |
Which the vulgar world calls money | D |
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Singers all along the street | A |
One sings Love and one sings Death | E |
Roses sings one and little feet | A |
And one sings wine with fevered breath | E |
Yet all the bees are round that honey | D |
Which the vulgar world calls money | D |
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Singers singing down the street | A |
I believe there is a song | B |
Could you sing it that would beat | A |
All the sweet and all the strong | B |
Just a simple song of pity | D |
'Mid the iron of the city | D |
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Singers all the street along | B |
There is still another song | B |
All the world is waiting breathless | F |
Just to hear some poet singing | C |
Song of something gay and deathless | F |
'Mid the grinding dark endeavour | G |
That goes on and on for ever | G |
Something more than mere words bringing | C |
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Something more than butterflies | F |
Or the sugared ancient lies | F |
Something with the ring of truth | H |
And the majesty of youth | H |
Something singing all is well | I |
In the blackest pit of hell | I |
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O we are so tired of birds | F |
Of rainbows and the love sick words | F |
Sing us but some manly tune | J |
Leaving out the rising moon | J |
Sing the song of Hope Eternal | K |
In the face of Facts Infernal | K |
And make your singing somehow prove it | L |
Faith so firm no doubt can move it | L |
Then the bees will leave the honey | D |
Which the vulgar world calls money | D |
Richard Le Gallienne
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