De Profundis Clemadi Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGHIJKKLL MMNNOOPPQQRRSSTUVVI did not know child child I did not know | A |
Who now in lonely wayfare go | A |
Who wander lonely of you O my child | B |
And by myself exiled | B |
I did not know but O white soul of youth | C |
So passionate of truth | C |
So amorous of duty and so strong | D |
To suffer not to suffer wrong | D |
Is there for me no pity who am weak | E |
Spare me this silence speak | E |
I did not know I wronged you I repent | F |
But will you not relent | F |
Must I still wander outlawed and go on | G |
The old weary ways alone | H |
As in the old intolerable days | I |
Before I saw you face to face | J |
The doubly darkened ways since you withdraw | K |
Your light that was my law | K |
I charge you by your soul pause ere you hurl | L |
Sheer to destruction girl | L |
A poor soul that had midway struggled out | M |
Still midway clogged about | M |
And for the love of you had turned his back | N |
Upon the miry track | N |
That had been as a grassy wood way dim | O |
With violet beds to him | O |
I wronged you but I loved you and to me | P |
Your love was purity | P |
I rose because you called me and I drew | Q |
Nearer to God in you | Q |
I fall and if you leave me I must fall | R |
To that last depth of all | R |
Where not the miracle of even your eyes | S |
Can bid the dead arise | S |
I charge you that you save not your own sense | T |
Of lilied innocence | U |
By setting at the roots of that fair stem | V |
A murdered thing to nourish them | V |
Arthur Symons
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