The Crowd At The Ball Game Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BC DE FD GD CH IH DJ KD CL GM MN OP AD EC DD DD NF CQXXVI | A |
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The crowd at the ball game | B |
is moved uniformly | C |
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by a spirit of uselessness | D |
which delights them | E |
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all the exciting detail | F |
of the chase | D |
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and the escape the error | G |
the flash of genius | D |
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all to no end save beauty | C |
the eternal | H |
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So in detail they the crowd | I |
are beautiful | H |
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for this | D |
to be warned against | J |
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saluted and defied | K |
It is alive venomous | D |
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it smiles grimly | C |
its words cut | L |
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The flashy female with her | G |
mother gets it | M |
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The Jew gets it straight it | M |
is deadly terrifying | N |
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It is the Inquisition the | O |
Revolution | P |
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It is beauty itself | A |
that lives | D |
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day by day in them | E |
idly | C |
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This is | D |
the power of their faces | D |
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It is summer it is the solstice | D |
the crowd is | D |
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cheering the crowd is laughing | N |
in detail | F |
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permanently seriously | C |
without thought | Q |
William Carlos Williams
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