Phantasmagoria Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DADA EFFF GHIH HGDG JKLK DLDL

Rigid sleeps the house in darkness I aloneA
Like a thing unwarrantable cross the hallB
And climb the stairs to find the group of doorsC
Standing angel stern and tallB
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I want my own room's shelter But what is thisD
Throng of startled beings suddenly thrownA
In confusion against my entry Is it only the trees'D
Large shadows from the outside street lamp blownA
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Phantom to phantom leaning strange women weepE
Aloud suddenly on my mindF
Startling a fear unspeakable as the shuddering windF
Breaks and sobs in the blindF
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So like to women tall strange women weepingG
Why continually do they cross the bedH
Why does my soul contract with unnatural fearI
I am listening Is anything saidH
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Ever the long black figures swoop by the bedH
They seem to be beckoning rushing away and beckoningG
Whither then whither what is it sayD
What is the reckoningG
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Tall black Bacchae of midnight why then whyJ
Do you rush to assail meK
Do I intrude on your rites nocturnalL
What should it avail meK
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Is there some great Iacchos of these slopesD
Suburban dismalL
Have I profaned some female mystery orgiesD
Black and phantasmalL

D. H. Lawrence



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