Silence Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH IJIJ| Since I lost you I am silence haunted | A |
| Sounds wave their little wings | B |
| A moment then in weariness settle | C |
| On the flood that soundless swings | B |
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| Whether the people in the street | D |
| Like pattering ripples go by | E |
| Or whether the theatre sighs and sighs | F |
| With a loud hoarse sigh | E |
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| Or the wind shakes a ravel of light | G |
| Over the dead black river | H |
| Or night's last echoing | I |
| Makes the daybreak shiver | H |
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| I feel the silence waiting | I |
| To take them all up again | J |
| In its vast completeness enfolding | I |
| The sound of men | J |
D. H. Lawrence
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