Hyde Park At Night, Before The War Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BB CC DD CEFECF CEFECF| Clerks | A |
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| We have shut the doors behind us and the velvet flowers of night | B |
| Lean about us scattering their pollen grains of golden light | B |
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| Now at last we lift our faces and our faces come aflower | C |
| To the night that takes us willing liberates us to the hour | C |
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| Now at last the ink and dudgeon passes from our fervent eyes | D |
| And out of the chambered weariness wanders a spirit abroad on its enterprise | D |
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| Not too near and not too far | C |
| Out of the stress of the crowd | E |
| Music screams as elephants scream | F |
| When they lift their trunks and scream aloud | E |
| For joy of the night when masters are | C |
| Asleep and adream | F |
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| So here I hide in the Shalimar | C |
| With a wanton princess slender and proud | E |
| And we swoon with kisses swoon till we seem | F |
| Two streaming peacocks gone in a cloud | E |
| Of golden dust with star after star | C |
| On our stream | F |
D. H. Lawrence
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