The Drunkards In The Street Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDB EFEF GHDH| The Drunkards in the street are calling one another | A |
| Heeding not the night wind great of heart and gay | B |
| Publicans and wantons | C |
| Calling laughing calling | D |
| While the Spirit bloweth Space and Time away | B |
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| Why should I feel the sobbing the secrecy the glory | E |
| This comforter this fitful wind divine | F |
| I the cautious Pharisee the scribe the whited sepulchre | E |
| I have no right to God he is not mine | F |
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| Within their gutters drunkards dream of Hell | G |
| I say my prayers by my white bed to night | H |
| With the arms of God about me with the angels singing singing | D |
| Until the grayness of my soul grows white | H |
Vachel Lindsay
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