Round Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDAEB EFGDHCEA AEEDDEEAWondrous life cried Marvell at Appleton House | A |
Renan admired Jesus Christ wholeheartedly | B |
But here dried ferns keep falling to the floor | C |
And something inside my head | D |
Flaps like a worn out blind Royal Cortssoz is dead | D |
A blow to the Herald Tribune A closet mouse | A |
Rattles the wrapper on the breakfast food Renan | E |
Admired Jesus Christ wholeheartedly | B |
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Flaps like a worn out blind Cezanne | E |
Would break out in the quiet streets of Aix | F |
And shout Le monde c'est terrible Royal | G |
Cortissoz is dead And something inside my head | D |
Flaps like a worn out blind The soil | H |
In which the ferns are dying needs more Vigoro | C |
There is no twilight on the moon no mist or rain | E |
No hail or snow no life Here in this house | A |
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Dried ferns keep falling to the floor a mouse | A |
Rattles the wrapper on the breakfast food Cezanne | E |
Would break out in the quiet streets and scream Renan | E |
Admired Jesus Christ wholeheartedly And something inside my head | D |
Flaps like a worn out blind Royal Cortissoz is dead | D |
There is no twilight on the moon no hail or snow | E |
One notes fresh desecrations on the portico | E |
Wondrous life cried Marvell at Appleton House | A |
Weldon Kees
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Tslothrop: One of my favorites. Kees creates a poem which is structurally & thematically antithetical to views of cortissoz & renan Presenting a phenomenalogical expression of experience to counter their intractable rationalism
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