Quite Forsaken Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABA CDC EFE GHG| What pain to wake and miss you | A |
| To wake with a tightened heart | B |
| And mouth reaching forward to kiss you | A |
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| This then at last is the dawn and the bell | C |
| Clanging at the farm Such bewilderment | D |
| Comes with the sight of the room I cannot tell | C |
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| It is raining Down the half obscure road | E |
| Four labourers pass with their scythes | F |
| Dejectedly a huntsman goes by with his load | E |
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| A gun and a bunched up deer its four little feet | G |
| Clustered dead And this is the dawn | H |
| For which I wanted the night to retreat | G |
D. H. Lawrence (david Herbert Richards)
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