The Bane Of The Cancered Soul Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBCDED DFGFHIJK LMNMOPQP| There is no god in England | A |
| I learned of that this day | B |
| For when a man is stricken | C |
| He has no more to say | B |
| He lies in expectation | C |
| The end to shortly be | D |
| Torment is blindly gazing out | E |
| Through eyes that barely see | D |
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| The blaze within his body | D |
| Radiates and yet | F |
| The chilling of his very soul | G |
| Allows him to forget | F |
| With sonance all around him | H |
| The sobbing and the tears | I |
| He listens to so many words | J |
| Whereas he hardly hears | K |
| - | |
| And so within his restless mind | L |
| His hopes are all he'll keep | M |
| All he'll find to warm his heart | N |
| As those about him weep | M |
| And in the darkness of the hour | O |
| When all is done and said | P |
| He sleeps the sleep that comes to pass | Q |
| And rapes his weary head | P |
Alan S Jeeves
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