The Bird's Complaint Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AA BC DE FF GG HH II JK LM NM NN

I am constantly reminded of the bygone timesA
Those garden's springs those chorus of chimesA
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Gone are the freedoms of our own nestsB
Where we could come and go at our own pleasureC
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My heart aches the moment I thinkD
Of the buds' smile at the dew's tearsE
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That beautiful figure that Kamini's formF
Which source of happiness in my nest did formF
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I do not hear those lovely sounds in my cage nowG
May it happen that my freedom be in my own hands nowG
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How unfortunate I am tantalized for my abode I amH
My companions are in the home land in the prison I amH
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Spring has arrived the flower buds are laughingI
On my misfortune in this dark house I am wailingI
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God To whom should I relate my tale of woeJ
I fear lest I die in this cage with this woe griefK
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Since separation from the garden the condition of my heart is suchL
My heart is waxing the grief my grief is waxing the heartM
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O Listeners considering this music do not be happyN
This call is the wailing of my wounded heartM
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O the one who confined me make me freeN
A silent prisoner I am earn my blessings freeN

Allama Muhammad Iqbal



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