What's Golden Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEFGHBI| When the night is silent | A |
| the heart beats loudest | B |
| The one so dear drifts farthest leaving your mind divided | C |
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| Should you keep guarded what is inside | D |
| Should you lose your pride and let it all fly to the skies | E |
| So clear is your heart | F |
| yet blank remains your mind | G |
| Darkened by the fear of getting your fingers burnt | H |
| But only when its darkest can we know what's brightest | B |
| When the furnace burns hottest we get what's golden | I |
Christopher King
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