The Moon Of Other Days Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIJKELE MEMENOOO PQRQSLOL| Beneath the deep veranda's shade | A |
| When bats begin to fly | B |
| I sit me down and watch alas | C |
| Another evening die | B |
| Blood red behind the sere ferash | D |
| She rises through the haze | E |
| Sainted Diana can that be | F |
| The Moon of Other Days | E |
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| Ah shade of little Kitty Smith | G |
| Sweet Saint of Kensington | H |
| Say was it ever thus at Home | I |
| The Moon of August shone | J |
| When arm in arm we wandered long | K |
| Through Putney's evening haze | E |
| And Hammersmith was Heaven beneath | L |
| The moon of Other Days | E |
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| But Wandle's stream is Sutlej now | M |
| And Putney's evening haze | E |
| The dust that half a hundered kine | M |
| Before my window raise | E |
| Unkempt unclean athwart the mist | N |
| The seething city looms | O |
| In place of Putney's golden gorse | O |
| The sickly babul blooms | O |
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| Glare down old Hecate through the dust | P |
| And bid the pie dog yell | Q |
| Draw from the drain its typhoid term | R |
| From each bazaar its smell | Q |
| Yea suck the fever from the tank | S |
| And sap my strength therewith | L |
| Thank Heaven you show a smiling face | O |
| To little Kitty Smith | L |
Rudyard Kipling
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