Sinners Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABA CBC DED FGF HIH JIIJ KIK L| The big mountains sit still in the afternoon light | A |
| Shadows in their lap | B |
| The bees roll round in the wild thyme with delight | A |
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| We sitting here among the cranberries | C |
| So still in the gap | B |
| Of rock distilling our memories | C |
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| Are sinners Strange The bee that blunders | D |
| Against me goes off with a laugh | E |
| A squirrel cocks his head on the fence and wonders | D |
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| What about sin For it seems | F |
| The mountains have | G |
| No shadow of us on their snowy forehead of dreams | F |
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| As they ought to have They rise above us | H |
| Dreaming | I |
| For ever One even might think that they love us | H |
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| Little red cranberries cheek to cheek | J |
| Two great dragon flies wrestling | I |
| You with your forehead nestling | I |
| Against me and bright peak shining to peak | J |
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| There's a love song for you Ah if only | K |
| There were no teeming | I |
| Swarms of mankind in the world and we were less lonely | K |
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| MAYRHOFEN | L |
D. H. Lawrence (david Herbert Richards)
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