Sudden Light Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABAACACADEFEF| I have been here before | A |
| But when or how I cannot tell | B |
| I know the grass beyond the door | A |
| The sweet keen smell | B |
| The sighing sound the lights around the shore | A |
| You have been mine before | A |
| How long ago I may not know | C |
| But just when at the swallow's soar | A |
| Your neck turned so | C |
| Some veil did fall I knew it all of yore | A |
| Then now perchance again | D |
| O round mine eyes your tresses shake | E |
| Shall we not lie as we have lain | F |
| Thus for Love's sake | E |
| And sleep and wake yet never break the chain | F |
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
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