The Lockless Door Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DCEC FGHG HIBI BJKJIt went many years | A |
But at last came a knock | B |
And I thought of the door | C |
With no lock to lock | B |
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I blew out the light | D |
I tip toed the floor | C |
And raised both hands | E |
In prayer to the door | C |
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But the knock came again | F |
My window was wide | G |
I climbed on the sill | H |
And descended outside | G |
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Back over the sill | H |
I bade a Come in | I |
To whoever the knock | B |
At the door may have been | I |
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So at a knock | B |
I emptied my cage | J |
To hide in the world | K |
And alter with age | J |
Robert Frost
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