To Fall Ill As One Should, Deliriously Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCC DEFG HIJH KLEK KMNK NOKN| To fall ill as one should deliriously | A |
| Hot meet everyone again | B |
| To stroll broad avenues in the seashore garden | C |
| Full of the wind and the sun | C |
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| Even the dead today have agreed to come | D |
| And the exiles into my house | E |
| Lead the child to me by the hand | F |
| Long I have missed him | G |
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| I shall eat blue grapes with those who are dead | H |
| Drink the iced | I |
| Wine and watch the gray waterfall pour | J |
| On to the damp flint bed | H |
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| Behind the lake the moon's not stirred | K |
| And seems to be a window through | L |
| Into a silent well lit house | E |
| Where something unpleasant has occured | K |
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| Has the master been brought home dead | K |
| The mistress run off with a lover | M |
| Or has a little girl gone missing | N |
| And her shoes found by the creek bed | K |
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| We can't see But feel some awful thing | N |
| And we don't want to talk | O |
| Doleful the cry of eagle owls and hot | K |
| In the garden the wind is blustering | N |
Anna Akhmatova
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