Gloire De Dijon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDCEFCG DHIJKCEG| When she rises in the morning | A |
| I linger to watch her | B |
| She spreads the bath cloth underneath the window | C |
| And the sunbeams catch her | B |
| Glistening white on the shoulders | D |
| While down her sides the mellow | C |
| Golden shadow glows as | E |
| She stoops to the sponge and her swung breasts | F |
| Sway like full blown yellow | C |
| Gloire de Dijon roses | G |
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| She drips herself with water and her shoulders | D |
| Glisten as silver they crumple up | H |
| Like wet and falling roses and I listen | I |
| For the sluicing of their rain dishevelled petals | J |
| In the window full of sunlight | K |
| Concentrates her golden shadow | C |
| Fold on fold until it glows as | E |
| Mellow as the glory roses | G |
David Herbert Lawrence
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