Penumbra Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABCBDDEEEFFGGGHIJJJ KILLLMNOOO

I DID not look upon her eyesA
Though scarcely seen with no surpriseA
'Mid many eyes a single lookB
Because they should not gaze rebukeC
At night from stars in sky and brookB
I did not take her by the handD
Though little was to understandD
From touch of hand all friends might takeE
Because it should not prove a flakeE
Burnt in my palm to boil and acheE
I did not listen to her voiceF
Though none had noted where at choiceF
All might rejoice in listeningG
Because no such a thing should clingG
In the wood's moan at eveningG
I did not cross her shadow onceH
Though from the hollow west the sun'sI
Last shadow runs along so farJ
Because in June it should not barJ
My ways at noon when fevers areJ
They told me she was sad that dayK
Though wherefore tell what love's soothsayI
Sooner than they did registerL
And my heart leapt and wept to herL
And yet I did not speak nor stirL
So shall the tongues of the sea's foamM
Though many voices therewith comeN
From drowned hope's home to cry to meO
Bewail one hour the more when seaO
And wind are one with memoryO

Dante Gabriel Rossetti



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