The Storm Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEGHIHIJKJK LMLMNONOPQPQWithin the pale blue haze above | A |
Some pitchy shreds took size and form | B |
And like a madman's wrath or love | A |
From nothing rose a sudden storm | B |
The blossom'd limes which seem'd to exhale | C |
Her breath were swept with one strong sweep | D |
And up the dusty road the hail | C |
Came like a flock of hasty sheep | D |
Driving me under a cottage porch | E |
Whence I could see the distant Spire | F |
Which in the darkness seem'd a torch | E |
Touch'd with the sun's retreating fire | G |
A voice so sweet that even her voice | H |
I thought could scarcely be more sweet | I |
As thus I stay'd against my choice | H |
Did mine attracted hearing greet | I |
And presently I turn'd my head | J |
Where the kind music seem'd to be | K |
And where to an old blind man she read | J |
The words that teach the blind to see | K |
She did not mark me swift I went | L |
Thro' the fierce shower's whistle and smoke | M |
To her home and thence her woman sent | L |
Back with umbrella shoes and cloak | M |
The storm soon pass'd the sun's quick glare | N |
Lay quench'd in vapour fleecy fray'd | O |
And all the moist delicious air | N |
Was fill'd with shine that cast no shade | O |
And when she came forth the sun gleam'd | P |
And clash'd the trembling Minster chimes | Q |
And the breath with which she thank'd me seem'd | P |
Brought thither from the blossom'd limes | Q |
Coventry Patmore
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