Aladdin And The Jinn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEGAAA AHIHJKJKLMNMOAPA AAJAAQRQSARA

Bring me soft song said AladdinA
This tailor shop sings not at allB
Chant me a word of the twilightC
Of roses that mourn in the fallB
Bring me a song like hashishD
That will comfort the stale and the sadE
For I would be mending my spiritF
Forgetting these days that are badE
Forgetting companions too shallowG
Their quarrels and arguments thinA
Forgetting the shouting MuezzinA
I AM YOUR SLAVE said the JinnA
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Bring me old wines said AladdinA
I have been a starved pauper too longH
Serve them in vessels of jade and of shellI
Serve them with fruit and with songH
Wines of pre Adamite SultansJ
Digged from beneath the black seasK
New gathered dew from the heavensJ
Dripped down from Heaven's sweet treesK
Cups from the angels' pale tablesL
That will make me both handsome and wiseM
For I have beheld her the princessN
Firelight and starlight her eyesM
Pauper I am I would woo herO
And let me drink wine to beginA
Though the Koran expressly forbids itP
I AM YOUR SLAVE said the JinnA
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Plan me a dome said AladdinA
That is drawn like the dawn of the MOONA
When the sphere seems to rest on the mountainsJ
Half hidden yet full risen soonA
Build me a dome said AladdinA
That shall cause all young lovers to sighQ
The fullness of life and of beautyR
Peace beyond peace to the eyeQ
A palace of foam and of opalS
Pure moonlight without and withinA
Where I may enthrone my sweet ladyR
I AM YOUR SLAVE said the JinnA

Vachel Lindsay



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