To Mary Pickford - Moving-picture Actress Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A BCCB DEEDFCCF GHHGIJJIKLLK CGGC MHHM

On hearing she was leaving the moving pictures for the stageA
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Mary Pickford doll divineB
Year by year and every dayC
At the moving picture playC
You have been my valentineB
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Once a free limbed page in hoseD
Baby Rosalind in flowerE
Cloakless shrinking in that hourE
How our reverent passion roseD
How our fine desire you wonF
Kitchen wench another dayC
Shapeless wooden every wayC
Next a fairy from the sunF
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Once you walked a grown up strandG
Fish wife siren full of lureH
Snaring with devices sureH
Lads who murdered on the sandG
But on most days just a childI
Dimpled as no grown folk areJ
Cold of kiss as some north starJ
Violet from the valleys wildI
Snared as innocence must beK
Fleeing prisoned chained half deadL
At the end of tortures dreadL
Roaring cowboys set you freeK
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Fly O song to her to dayC
Like a cowboy cross the landG
Snatch her from Belasco's handG
And that prison called BroadwayC
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All the village swains awaitM
One dear lily girl demureH
Saucy dancing cold and pureH
Elf who must return in stateM

Vachel Lindsay



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