Sorrow Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD AEFD AEBD| Why does the thin grey strand | A |
| Floating up from the forgotten | B |
| Cigarette between my fingers | C |
| Why does it trouble me | D |
| - | |
| Ah you will understand | A |
| When I carried my mother downstairs | E |
| A few times only at the beginning | F |
| Of her soft foot malady | D |
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| I should find for a reprimand | A |
| To my gaiety a few long grey hairs | E |
| On the breast of my coat and one by one | B |
| I let them float up the dark chimney | D |
David Herbert Lawrence
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