The Low Sky Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABB CDD EFD GHH| No vulture is here hardly a hawk | A |
| Could long wings or great eyes fly | B |
| Under this low lidded soft sky | B |
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| On the wide heather the curlew's whistle | C |
| Dies of its echo it has no room | D |
| Under the low lid of this tomb | D |
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| But one to whom mind and imagination | E |
| Sometimes used to seem burdensome | F |
| Is glad to lie down awhile in the tomb | D |
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| Among stones and quietness | G |
| The mind dissolves without a sound | H |
| The flesh drops into the ground | H |
Robinson Jeffers
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