Spring Stains Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE DFGH IBJKL MNOPNQRSTUV AWXHIn a tissue thin monotone of blue grey buds | A |
crowded erect with desire against the sky | B |
tense blue grey twigs | C |
slenderly anchoring them down drawing | D |
them in | E |
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two blue grey birds chasing | D |
a third struggle in circles angles | F |
swift convergings to a point that bursts | G |
instantly | H |
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Vibrant bowing limbs | I |
pull downward sucking the sky | B |
that bulges from behind plastering itself | J |
against them in packed rifts rock blue | K |
and dirty orange | L |
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But | M |
Hold hard rigid jointed trees | N |
the blinding and red edged sun blur | O |
creeping energy concentrated | P |
counterforce welds sky buds trees | N |
rivets them in one puckering hold | Q |
Sticks through Pulls the whole | R |
counter pulling mass upward to the right | S |
locks even the opaque not yet defined | T |
ground in a terrific drag that is | U |
loosening the very tap roots | V |
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On a tissue thin monotone of blue grey buds | A |
two blue grey birds chasing a third | W |
at full cry Now they are | X |
flung outward and up disappearing suddenly | H |
William Carlos Williams
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