The Moon Is A Painter Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB CDED FGAG EHIH JKLK| He coveted her portrait | A |
| He toiled as she grew gay | B |
| She loved to see him labor | C |
| In that devoted way | B |
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| And in the end it pleased her | C |
| But bowed him more with care | D |
| Her rose smile showed so plainly | E |
| Her soul smile was not there | D |
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| That night he groped without a lamp | F |
| To find a cloak a book | G |
| And on the vexing portrait | A |
| By moonrise chanced to look | G |
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| The color scheme was out of key | E |
| The maiden rose smile faint | H |
| But through the blessed darkness | I |
| She gleamed his friendly saint | H |
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| The comrade white immortal | J |
| His bride and more than bride | K |
| The citizen the sage of mind | L |
| For whom he lived and died | K |
Vachel Lindsay
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