The Hawk And The Babe Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCBB DCCDD ECCEE FGGFF HCCHH BIJBBDedicated to Raymond Radclyffe | A |
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I am that hawk of gold | B |
Proud in adamantine poise | C |
On the pillars of torqoise | C |
See beyond the starry fold | B |
Where a darkling orb is rolled | B |
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There beneath a grove of yew | D |
Plays a babe Should I despise | C |
Such a foam of gold and eyes | C |
Burning beryline so blue | D |
That the sun seems peeping through | D |
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Did I swwop were Heaven amazed | E |
With my beak I strike but once | C |
Out there leap a million suns | C |
Through the universe that blazed | E |
Screams theit light and death is dazed | E |
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In my womb the babe may leap | F |
Seek him not within my eye | G |
Nor demand thou of me why | G |
I should plunge from crystal steep | F |
Like a plummet to the deep | F |
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See yon solitary star | H |
What a world of blackness wraps | C |
Round it Unimagined gaps | C |
Let it be Content thy car | H |
With the voyage to things that are | H |
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Nor an thou perchance behold | B |
How I plunge and batten on | I |
Earth's exentrate carrion | J |
Deem torquoise match midden mould | B |
Or deny the Hawk of Gold | B |
Aleister Crowley
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