An Acre Of Grass Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEE FGHIJK LJMJNN OPLPII| Picture and book remain | A |
| An acre of green grass | B |
| For air and exercise | C |
| Now strength of body goes | D |
| Midnight an old house | E |
| Where nothing stirs but a mouse | E |
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| My temptation is quiet | F |
| Here at life's end | G |
| Neither loose imagination | H |
| Nor the mill of the mind | I |
| Consuming its rag and bonc | J |
| Can make the truth known | K |
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| Grant me an old man's frenzy | L |
| Myself must I remake | J |
| Till I am Timon and Lear | M |
| Or that William Blake | J |
| Who beat upon the wall | N |
| Till Truth obeyed his call | N |
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| A mind Michael Angelo knew | O |
| That can pierce the clouds | P |
| Or inspired by frenzy | L |
| Shake the dead in their shrouds | P |
| Forgotten else by mankind | I |
| An old man's eagle mind | I |
William Butler Yeats
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