Beautiful Lofty Things Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHGIAJ| Beautiful lofty things O'Leary's noble head | A |
| My father upon the Abbey stage before him a raging crowd | B |
| 'This Land of Saints ' and then as the applause died out | C |
| 'Of plaster Saints' his beautiful mischievous head thrown back | D |
| Standish O'Grady supporting himself between the tables | E |
| Speaking to a drunken audience high nonsensical words | F |
| Augusta Gregory seated at her great ormolu table | G |
| Her eightieth winter approaching 'Yesterday he threatened my life | H |
| I told him that nightly from six to seven I sat at this table | G |
| The blinds drawn up' Maud Gonne at Howth station waiting a train | I |
| Pallas Athene in that straight back and arrogant head | A |
| All the Olympians a thing never known again | J |
William Butler Yeats
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