Rabbit Snared In The Night Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CADEF GGBB HIBHJ KFB BLHB LKMN LOAP KBQ RKB KST KRUWhy do you spurt and sprottle | A |
like that bunny | B |
Why should I want to throttle | A |
you bunny | B |
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Yes bunch yourself between | C |
my knees and lie still | A |
Lie on me with a hot plumb live weight | D |
heavy as a stone passive | E |
yet hot waiting | F |
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What are you waiting for | G |
What are you waiting for | G |
What is the hot plumb weight of your desire on me | B |
You have a hot unthinkable desire of me bunny | B |
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What is that spark | H |
glittering at me on the unutterable darkness | I |
of your eye bunny | B |
The finest splinter of a spark | H |
that you throw off straight on the tinder of my nerves | J |
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It sets up a strange fire | K |
a soft most unwarrantable burning | F |
a bale fire mounting mounting up in me | B |
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'Tis not of me bunny | B |
It was you engendered it | L |
with that fine demoniacal spark | H |
you jetted off your eye at me | B |
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I did not want it | L |
this furnace this draught maddened fire | K |
which mounts up my arms | M |
making them swell with turgid ungovernable strength | N |
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'Twas not I that wished it | L |
that my fingers should turn into these flames | O |
avid and terrible | A |
that they are at this moment | P |
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It must have been your inbreathing gaping desire | K |
that drew this red gush in me | B |
I must be reciprocating your vacuous hideous passion | Q |
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It must be the want in you | R |
that has drawn this terrible draught of white fire | K |
up my veins as up a chimney | B |
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It must be you who desire | K |
this intermingling of the black and monstrous fingers of Moloch | S |
in the blood jets of your throat | T |
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Come you shall have your desire | K |
since already I am implicated with you | R |
in your strange lust | U |
D. H. Lawrence (david Herbert Richards)
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