The poem is divided into 5 equal stanzas. Every stanza has 6 lines, there is a certain pattern in the lines. The first three lines are long and the two lines following are short in comparison to the two past lines and then the last line is also long. I do not know if this form of a poem has a particular name.

The obvious tone poem is the excitement of the speaker. Of course the speaker becomes solemn and serious in some parts of the poem where he compares the balls to the ear

I think that this poem is a poem that gives me the possibility to think about the intention of the speaker or the poet who has written this poem. I also like this poem because it gives me a feeling as if I was watching the juggler and hearing him, his every movement and his great winning and make all the audience clap for him and look at him with admiration

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Approximate Word count = 1628
Approximate Pages = 7 (250 words per page double spaced)