Bread Upon The Waters Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBC DDD DDE DDE DDF GGF A| So you are lost to me | A |
| Ah you you ear of corn straight lying | B |
| What food is this for the darkly flying | B |
| Fowls of the Afterwards | C |
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| White bread afloat on the waters | D |
| Cast out by the hand that scatters | D |
| Food untowards | D |
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| Will you come back when the tide turns | D |
| After many days My heart yearns | D |
| To know | E |
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| Will you return after many days | D |
| To say your say as a traveller says | D |
| More marvel than woe | E |
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| Drift then for the sightless birds | D |
| And the fish in shadow waved herds | D |
| To approach you | F |
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| Drift then bread cast out | G |
| Drift lest I fall in doubt | G |
| And reproach you | F |
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| For you are lost to me | A |
D. H. Lawrence (david Herbert Richards)
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