De Profundis. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDCDCD| I thought today within the crowded mart | A |
| I saw thee for a moment friend of mine | B |
| And all at once my blood leapt fast and fine | B |
| And a new light broke on my shadowed heart | A |
| 'T was but a moment that my fancy's art | A |
| Moulded another's features into thine | B |
| For when he passed me by and gave no sign | B |
| The bitter truth came back with sudden start | A |
| Then I remembered how the Merlin spell | C |
| Of waving arms and woven paces bands | D |
| Thy dust forever in its four walled cell | C |
| Heedless of all except thy Seer's commands | D |
| Holds thee enraptured with the charms that dwell | C |
| In broken paces and in folded hands | D |
Charles Hamilton Musgrove
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