Campus Sonnets: 4. Return -- 1917 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCBBDDB EFGFEG| The College will reopen Sept Catalogue' | A |
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| I was just aiming at the jagged hole | B |
| Torn in the yellow sandbags of their trench | C |
| When something threw me sideways with a wrench | C |
| And the skies seemed to shrivel like a scroll | B |
| And disappear and propped against the bole | B |
| Of a big elm I lay and watched the clouds | D |
| Float through the blue deep sky in speckless crowds | D |
| And I was clean again and young and whole | B |
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| Lord what a dream that was And what a doze | E |
| Waiting for Bill to come along to class | F |
| I've cut it now and he Oh hello Fred | G |
| Why what's the matter here don't be an ass | F |
| Sit down and tell me What do you suppose | E |
| I dreamed I AM I wounded YOU ARE DEAD | G |
Stephen Vincent Benet
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