Vehicles Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AA BCDEFGHIJKLMNNOPNHKN QNRSTU

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This is a place on the way after the distancesB
can no longer be kept straight here in this dark cornerC
of the barn a mound of wheels has convened alongD
raveling courses to stop in a single momentE
and lie down as still as the chariots of the PharaohsF
some in pairs that rolled as one over the same roadsG
to the end and never touched each other until theyH
arrived here some that broke by themselves and were leftI
until they could be repaired some that went onlyJ
to occasions before my time and some that have spunK
across other countries through uncounted summersL
now they go all the way back together the tallM
cobweb hung models of galaxies in their ringsN
of rust leaning against the stone hail from Rene'sN
manure cart the year he wanted to store them hereO
because there was nobody left who could make them like thatP
in case he should need them and there are the carriage wheelsN
that Merot said would be worth a lot some dayH
and the rim of the spare from bald Bleret's green SamsonK
that rose like Borobudur out of the high grassN
behind the old house by the river where he stuffedQ
mattresses in the morning sunlight and the hensN
scavenged around his shoes in the days when the blackR
top hat sedan still towered outside Sandeau's cow barnS
with velvet upholstery and sconces for flowers and roomT
for two calves instead of the back seat when their time cameU

William Stanley Merwin



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