Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDCC EFB GHIFJKLCKMCNFOB EFPBQKB PBRKBSKKTBUGVW F XYJCDKK KUKKUZKKKG KA2B2B2B2YFM| The weight of the world | A |
| is love | B |
| Under the burden | C |
| of solitude | D |
| under the burden | C |
| of dissatisfaction | C |
| - | |
| the weight | E |
| the weight we carry | F |
| is love | B |
| - | |
| Who can deny | G |
| In dreams | H |
| it touches | I |
| the body | F |
| in thought | J |
| constructs | K |
| a miracle | L |
| in imagination | C |
| anguishes | K |
| till born | M |
| in human | C |
| looks out of the heart | N |
| burning with purity | F |
| for the burden of life | O |
| is love | B |
| - | |
| but we carry the weight | E |
| wearily | F |
| and so must rest | P |
| in the arms of love | B |
| at last | Q |
| must rest in the arms | K |
| of love | B |
| - | |
| No rest | P |
| without love | B |
| no sleep | R |
| without dreams | K |
| of love | B |
| be mad or chill | S |
| obsessed with angels | K |
| or machines | K |
| the final wish | T |
| is love | B |
| cannot be bitter | U |
| cannot deny | G |
| cannot withhold | V |
| if denied | W |
| - | |
| the weight is too heavy | F |
| - | |
| must give | X |
| for no return | Y |
| as thought | J |
| is given | C |
| in solitude | D |
| in all the excellence | K |
| of its excess | K |
| - | |
| The warm bodies | K |
| shine together | U |
| in the darkness | K |
| the hand moves | K |
| to the center | U |
| of the flesh | Z |
| the skin trembles | K |
| in happiness | K |
| and the soul comes | K |
| joyful to the eye | G |
| - | |
| yes yes | K |
| that's what | A2 |
| I wanted | B2 |
| I always wanted | B2 |
| I always wanted | B2 |
| to return | Y |
| to the body | F |
| where I was born | M |
Allen Ginsberg
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