Epilogue Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC BCDEFEDGGAPatience little Heart | A |
One day a heavy June hot woman | B |
Will enter and shut the door to stay | C |
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And when your stifling heart would summon | B |
Cool lonely night her roused breasts will keep the night at bay | C |
Sitting in your room like two tiger lilies | D |
Flaming on after sunset | E |
Destroying the cool lonely night with the glow of their hot twilight | F |
There in the morning still while the fierce strange scent comes yet | E |
Stronger hot and red till you thirst for the daffodillies | D |
With an anguished husky thirst that you cannot assuage | G |
When the daffodillies are dead and a woman of the dog days holds you in gage | G |
Patience little Heart | A |
D. H. Lawrence (david Herbert Richards)
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