To The Beloved Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAA CDCDC ACACA CCCCC EFEFE CGCGC AAAAAOh not more subtly silence strays | A |
Amongst the winds between the voices | B |
Mingling alike with pensive lays | A |
And with the music that rejoices | A |
Than thou art present in my days | A |
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My silence life returns to thee | C |
In all the pauses of her breath | D |
Hush back to rest the melody | C |
That out of thee awakeneth | D |
And thou wake ever wake for me | C |
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Full full is life in hidden places | A |
For thou art silence unto me | C |
Full full is thought in endless spaces | A |
Full is my life A silent sea | C |
Lies round all shores with long embraces | A |
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Thou art like silence all unvexed | C |
Though wild words part my soul from thee | C |
Thou art like silence unperplexed | C |
A secret and a mystery | C |
Between one footfall and the next | C |
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Most dear pause in a mellow lay | E |
Thou art inwoven with every air | F |
With thee the wildest tempests play | E |
And snatches of thee everywhere | F |
Make little heavens throughout a day | E |
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Darkness and solitude shine for me | C |
For life's fair outward part are rife | G |
The silver noises let them be | C |
It is the very soul of life | G |
Listens for thee listens for thee | C |
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O pause between the sobs of cares | A |
O thought within all thought that is | A |
Trance between laughters unawares | A |
Thou art the form of melodies | A |
And thou the ecstasy of prayers | A |
Alice Christiana Thompson Meynell
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