The Flower Of Mending Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFGF HIJI KCLC MNON| To Eudora after I had had certain dire adventures | A |
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| When Dragon fly would fix his wings | B |
| When Snail would patch his house | C |
| When moths have marred the overcoat | D |
| Of tender Mister Mouse | C |
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| The pretty creatures go with haste | E |
| To the sunlit blue grass hills | F |
| Where the Flower of Mending yields the wax | G |
| And webs to help their ills | F |
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| The hour the coats are waxed and webbed | H |
| They fall into a dream | I |
| And when they wake the ragged robes | J |
| Are joined without a seam | I |
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| My heart is but a dragon fly | K |
| My heart is but a mouse | C |
| My heart is but a haughty snail | L |
| In a little stony house | C |
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| Your hand was honey comb to heal | M |
| Your voice a web to bind | N |
| You were a Mending Flower to me | O |
| To cure my heart and mind | N |
Vachel Lindsay
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