Re-adjustment Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFE EEAAGDH| I thought there would be a grave beauty a sunset splendour | A |
| In being the last of one's kind a topmost moment as one watched | B |
| The huge wave curving over Atlantis the shrouded barge | C |
| Turning away with wounded Arthur or Ilium burning | D |
| Now I see that all along I was assuming a posterity | E |
| Of gentle hearts someone however distant in the depths of time | F |
| Who could pick up our signal who could understand a story There won't be | E |
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| Between the new Hembidae and us who are dying already | E |
| There rises a barrier across which no voice can ever carry | E |
| For devils are unmaking language We must let that alone forever | A |
| Uproot your loves one by one with care from the future | A |
| And trusting to no future receive the massive thrust | G |
| And surge of the many dimensional timeless rays converging | D |
| On this small significant dew drop the present that mirrors all | H |
Clive Staples Lewis
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