The Man On The Dump Poem Rhyme Scheme

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Day creeps down The moon is creeping up	A
The sun is a corbeil of flowers the moon Blanche	B
Places there a bouquet Ho ho The dump is full	C
Of images Days pass like papers from a press	D
The bouquets come here in the papers So the sun	E
And so the moon both come and the janitor's poems	F
Of every day the wrapper on the can of pears	G
The cat in the paper bag the corset the box	H
From Esthonia the tiger chest for tea	I
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The freshness of night has been fresh a long time	J
The freshness of morning the blowing of day one says	K
That it puffs as Cornelius Nepos reads it puffs	L
More than less than or it puffs like this or that	M
The green smacks in the eye the dew in the green	N
Smacks like fresh water in a can like the sea	I
On a cocoanut how many men have copied dew	O
For buttons how many women have covered themselves	P
With dew dew dresses stones and chains of dew heads	Q
Of the floweriest flowers dewed with the dewiest dew	O
One grows to hate these things except on the dump	R
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Now in the time of spring azaleas trilliums	Q
Myrtle viburnums daffodils blue phlox	Q
Between that disgust and this between the things	Q
That are on the dump azaleas and so on	S
And those that will be azaleas and so on	S
One feels the purifying change One rejects	Q
The trash	T
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That's the moment when the moon creeps up	A
To the bubbling of bassoons That's the time	J
One looks at the elephant colorings of tires	Q
Everything is shed and the moon comes up as the moon	U
All its images are in the dump and you see	Q
As a man not like an image of a man	V
You see the moon rise in the empty sky	W
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One sits and beats an old tin can lard pail	X
One beats and beats for that which one believes	Q
That's what one wants to get near Could it after all	Y
Be merely oneself as superior as the ear	Z
To a crow's voice Did the nightingale torture the ear	Z
Pack the heart and scratch the mind And does the ear	Z
Solace itself in peevish birds Is it peace	Q
Is it a philosopher's honeymoon one finds	Q
On the dump Is it to sit among mattresses of the dead	A2
Bottles pots shoes and grass and murmur aptest eve	B2
Is it to hear the blatter of grackles and say	Q
Invisible priest is it to eject to pull	C
The day to pieces and cry stanza my stone	C2
Where was it one first heard of the truth The the	D2

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