Love Storm Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DBE DDE DDDDF DDDDF DDG DDG DCDC| Many roses in the wind | A |
| Are tapping at the window sash | B |
| A hawk is in the sky his wings | C |
| Slowly begin to plash | B |
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| The roses with the west wind rapping | D |
| Are torn away and a splash | B |
| Of red goes down the billowing air | E |
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| Still hangs the hawk with the whole sky moving | D |
| Past him only a wing beat proving | D |
| The will that holds him there | E |
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| The daisies in the grass are bending | D |
| The hawk has dropped the wind is spending | D |
| All the roses and unending | D |
| Rustle of leaves washes out the rending | D |
| Cry of a bird | F |
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| A red rose goes on the wind Ascending | D |
| The hawk his wind swept way is wending | D |
| Easily down the sky The daisies sending | D |
| Strange white signals seem intending | D |
| To show the place whence the scream was heard | F |
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| But oh my heart what birds are piping | D |
| A silver wind is hastily wiping | D |
| The face of the youngest rose | G |
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| And oh my heart cease apprehending | D |
| The hawk is gone a rose is tapping | D |
| The window sash as the west wind blows | G |
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| Knock knock 'tis no more than a red rose rapping | D |
| And fear is a plash of wings | C |
| What then if a scarlet rose goes flapping | D |
| Down the bright grey ruin of things | C |
D. H. Lawrence
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