The Spring-it Had Simply Been You Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DEFD GHDI ADAJK IIDI IDLI DMIMThe spring it had simply been you | A |
And so to a certain extent | B |
The summer but autumn this scandalous blue | A |
Of wallpaper Rubbish and felt | C |
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They lead an old horse to the knacker's yard | D |
His wistful short breathing nostrils | E |
Are listening wet camomile and moss | F |
Or maybe a whiff of horsemeat | D |
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Imbibe with your lips and the blaze of your eyes | G |
The transparent days' tear stained vagueness | H |
Like the drift of an empty bottle of scent | D |
Its nostalgic lingering fragrance | I |
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To sleep not to argue Despairingly | A |
To sleep Not to open the window | D |
Where last summer in frenzy July | A |
Was burning and glowing like jasper | J |
And melting the glass and was pairing | K |
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The same crimson dragonflies | I |
Which now on their nuptial beds | I |
Are deader and more transparent | D |
Than crumbled dry cigarettes | I |
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How sleepy and chilly are windows | I |
In the twilight hours of frost | D |
Dry vitriol oil At the bottom | L |
A gnat and expired wasps | I |
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How draughty the north is How ruffled | D |
And sulky O whirlwind drive | M |
Feel search all the crannies and hollows | I |
Find me my song alive | M |
Boris Pasternak
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