Soror Tua Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BCDDC EFGEFGGHHC| A | |
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| For the statue of Lorenzetti in the Venice Exhibition representing a chained and recumbent figure larger than life who if she broke the silence of her misery might speak thus | B |
| Ye that pass by come near and look on me | C |
| I am despised rejected and out thrust | D |
| My garments are acquainted with the dust | D |
| My soul is bosom mate of misery | C |
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| Come near and look upon me sons of men | E |
| Would I were dead yea peace is with the dead | F |
| The dead are happy having no desire | G |
| I rise and fall and rise and fall again | E |
| Something is in me famishing for bread | F |
| Baffled and unappeasable as fire | G |
| Woe woe is me I tire and may not tire | G |
| Eternal strength in weariness is mine | H |
| Raise me I call Come nearer I am thine | H |
| What Knowest thou not thy sister I am she | C |
Arthur Symons
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