By The Road To The Air Base Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDC EFFE GHHG| The calloused grass lies hard | A |
| Against the cracking plain | B |
| Life is a grayish stain | B |
| The salt marsh hems my yard | A |
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| Dry dikes rise hill on hill | C |
| In sloughs of tidal slime | D |
| Shellfish deposit lime | D |
| Wild seafowl creep at will | C |
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| The highway like a beach | E |
| Turns whiter shadowy dry | F |
| Loud pale against the sky | F |
| The bombing planes hold speech | E |
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| Yet fruit grows on the trees | G |
| Here scholars pause to speak | H |
| Through gardens bare and Greek | H |
| I hear my neighbor's bees | G |
Yvor Winters
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