Street Lamps Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDDC EECFFEC GGHIIH JJKLLKJ MMGNNG OOPCCOP

Gold with an innermost speckA
Of silver singing afloatB
Beneath the nightC
Like balls of thistle downD
Wandering up and downD
Over the whispering townD
Seeking where to alightC
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Slowly above the streetE
Above the ebb of feetE
Drifting in flightC
Still in the purple distanceF
The gold of their strange persistenceF
As they cross and part and meetE
And pass out of sightC
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The seed ball of the sunG
Is broken at last and doneG
Is the orb of dayH
Now to the separate endsI
Seed after day seed wendsI
A separate wayH
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No sun will ever riseJ
Again on the wonted skiesJ
In the midst of the spheresK
The globe of the day over ripeL
Is shattered at last beneath the stripeL
Of the wind and its oneness veersK
Out myriad wiseJ
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Seed after seed after seedM
Drifts over the town in its needM
To sink and have doneG
To settle at last in the darkN
To bury its weary sparkN
Where the end is begunG
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Darkness and depth of sleepO
Nothing to know or to weepO
Where the seed sinks inP
To the earth of the under nightC
Where all is silent quiteC
Still and the darknesses steepO
Out all the sinP

D. H. Lawrence (david Herbert Richards)



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