Songs From -prince Luciferâ? Ii - Mother-song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFG CCCCHFHF IJIJKLKL| WHITE little hands | A |
| Pink little feet | B |
| Dimpled all over | C |
| Sweet sweet sweet | B |
| What dost thou wail for | D |
| The unknown the unseen | E |
| The ills that are coming | F |
| The joys that have been | G |
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| Cling to me closer | C |
| Closer and closer | C |
| Till the pain that is purer | C |
| Hath banish d the grosser | C |
| Drain drain at the stream love | H |
| Thy hunger is freeing | F |
| That was born in a dream love | H |
| Along with thy being | F |
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| Little fingers that feel | I |
| For their home on my breast | J |
| Little lips that appeal | I |
| For their nurture their rest | J |
| Why why dost thou weep dear | K |
| Nay stifle thy cries | L |
| Till the dew of thy sleep dear | K |
| Lies soft on thine eyes | L |
Alfred Austin
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