The Inheritance Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCADC EFGEFG HIJHKJ LMNLME OJOPQP RSTRSUSince you did depart | A |
Out of my reach my darling | B |
Into the hidden | C |
I see each shadow start | A |
With recognition and I | D |
Am wonder ridden | C |
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I am dazed with the farewell | E |
But I scarcely feel your loss | F |
You left me a gift | G |
Of tongues so the shadows tell | E |
Me things and silences toss | F |
Me their drift | G |
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You sent me a cloven fire | H |
Out of death and it burns in the draught | I |
Of the breathing hosts | J |
Kindles the darkening pyre | H |
For the sorrowful till strange brands waft | K |
Like candid ghosts | J |
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Form after form in the streets | L |
Waves like a ghost along | M |
Kindled to me | N |
The star above the house top greets | L |
Me every eve with a long | M |
Song fierily | E |
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All day long the town | O |
Glimmers with subtle ghosts | J |
Going up and down | O |
In a common prison like dress | P |
But their daunted looking flickers | Q |
To me and I answer Yes | P |
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So I am not lonely nor sad | R |
Although bereaved of you | S |
My little love | T |
I move among a kinsfolk clad | R |
With words but the dream shows through | S |
As they move | U |
D. H. Lawrence (david Herbert Richards)
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