A Little Scraping Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLIMNOPQRS TIUVTrue the time to one who does not love farce | A |
And if misery must be prefers it nobler shows apparent vices | B |
At least it provides the cure for ambition | C |
One does not crave power in ant hills nor praise in a paper forest | D |
One must not even indulge the severe | E |
Romance of separateness as of Milton grown blind and old | F |
In his broken temple against the drunkards | G |
The ants are good creatures there is nothing to be heroic about | H |
But the time is not a strong prison either | I |
A little scraping the walls of dishonest contractor's concrete | J |
Through a shower of chips and sand makes freedom | K |
Shake the dust from your hair This mountain sea coast is real | L |
For it reaches out far into past and future | I |
It is part of the great and timeless excellence of things A few | M |
Lean cows drift high up the bronze hill | N |
The heavy necked plow team furrows the foreland gulls tread the furrow | O |
Time ebbs and flows but the rock remains | P |
Two riders of tired horses canter on the cloudy ridge | Q |
Topaz eyed hawks have the white air | R |
Or a woman with jade pale eyes hiding a knife in her hand | S |
Goes through cold rain over gray grass | T |
God is here too secretly smiling the beautiful power | I |
That piles up cities for the poem of their fall | U |
And gathers multitude like game to be hunted when the season comes | V |
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