The Encyclopædia Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE| If I could set the moon upon | A |
| This table said my friend | B |
| Among the standard poets | C |
| And brochures without end | B |
| And noble prints of old Japan | D |
| How empty they would seem | E |
| By that encyclopaedia | F |
| Of whim and glittering dream | E |
Vachel Lindsay
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