A Cliff Dwelling Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDBEDFECCF| There sandy seems the golden sky | A |
| And golden seems the sandy plain | B |
| No habitation meets the eye | A |
| Unless in the horizon rim | C |
| Some halfway up the limestone wall | D |
| That spot of black is not a stain | B |
| Or shadow but a cavern hole | E |
| Where someone used to climb and crawl | D |
| To rest from his besetting fears | F |
| I see the callus on his soul | E |
| The disappearing last of him | C |
| And of his race starvation slim | C |
| Oh years ago ten thousand years | F |
Robert Frost
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