What The Miner In The Desert Said Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEGHIH| The moon's a brass hooped water keg | A |
| A wondrous water feast | B |
| If I could climb the ridge and drink | C |
| And give drink to my beast | B |
| If I could drain that keg the flies | D |
| Would not be biting so | E |
| My burning feet be spry again | F |
| My mule no longer slow | E |
| And I could rise and dig for ore | G |
| And reach my fatherland | H |
| And not be food for ants and hawks | I |
| And perish in the sand | H |
Vachel Lindsay
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