Blanche Sweet - Moving-picture Actress Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDCAEFEAGHG AIJIKLMLKNONPAOA QRFRJSTSUQPQOVWV| After seeing the reel called Oil and Water | A |
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| Beauty has a throne room | B |
| In our humorous town | C |
| Spoiling its hob goblins | D |
| Laughing shadows down | C |
| Rank musicians torture | A |
| Ragtime ballads vile | E |
| But we walk serenely | F |
| Down the odorous aisle | E |
| We forgive the squalor | A |
| And the boom and squeal | G |
| For the Great Queen flashes | H |
| From the moving reel | G |
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| Just a prim blonde stranger | A |
| In her early day | I |
| Hiding brilliant weapons | J |
| Too averse to play | I |
| Then she burst upon us | K |
| Dancing through the night | L |
| Oh her maiden radiance | M |
| Veils and roses white | L |
| With new powers yet cautious | K |
| Not too smart or skilled | N |
| That first flash of dancing | O |
| Wrought the thing she willed | N |
| Mobs of us made noble | P |
| By her strong desire | A |
| By her white uplifting | O |
| Royal romance fire | A |
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| Though the tin piano | Q |
| Snarls its tango rude | R |
| Though the chairs are shaky | F |
| And the dramas crude | R |
| Solemn are her motions | J |
| Stately are her wiles | S |
| Filling oafs with wisdom | T |
| Saving souls with smiles | S |
| 'Mid the restless actors | U |
| She is rich and slow | Q |
| She will stand like marble | P |
| She will pause and glow | Q |
| Though the film is twitching | O |
| Keep a peaceful reign | V |
| Ruler of her passion | W |
| Ruler of our pain | V |
Vachel Lindsay
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