The Angel And The Clown Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAABCCCB DDDBEEEB FFFBGGGB| I saw wild domes and bowers | A |
| And smoking incense towers | A |
| And mad exotic flowers | A |
| In Illinois | B |
| Where ragged ditches ran | C |
| Now springs of Heaven began | C |
| Celestial drink for man | C |
| In Illinois | B |
| - | |
| There stood beside the town | D |
| Beneath its incense crown | D |
| An angel and a clown | D |
| In Illinois | B |
| He was as Clowns are | E |
| She was snow and star | E |
| With eyes that looked afar | E |
| In Illinois | B |
| - | |
| I asked How came this place | F |
| Of antique Asian grace | F |
| Amid our callow race | F |
| In Illinois | B |
| Said Clown and Angel fair | G |
| By laughter and by prayer | G |
| By casting off all care | G |
| In Illinois | B |
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