Said The Coal To A Diamond Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE FGHHI JKLMN| My stuff is so vile I am less than dust | A |
| while your gleam rends the mirror's heart | B |
| My darkness lights the chafing dish | C |
| before I am incinerated A miner's boot | D |
| tramples my head covering me with ashes | E |
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| Do you know my life's gist | F |
| A condensed sliver of smoke transformed | G |
| into a single spark in feature and nature | H |
| starlike your every facet a splendor | H |
| light of the king's eye the dagger's jewel | I |
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| Friend be wise the diamond replied assume | J |
| a bezel's dignity Loam strives to harden | K |
| to fill my bosom with radiance Burn | L |
| because you are soft Banish fear and grief | M |
| Be hard as stone be a diamond | N |
Allama Muhammad Iqbal
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