The Song Of A Man Who Has Come Through Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEFGH IJK LMN HO| Not I not I but the wind that blows through me | A |
| A fine wind is blowing the new direction of Time | B |
| If only I let it bear me carry me if only it carry me | A |
| If only I am sensitive subtle oh delicate a winged gift | C |
| If only most lovely of all I yield myself and am borrowed | D |
| By the fine fine wind that takes its course though the chaos of the world | E |
| Like a fine and exquisite chisel a wedge blade inserted | F |
| If only I am keen and hard like the sheer tip of a wedge | G |
| Diven by invisible split we shall come at the wonder we shall find the Hesperides | H |
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| Oh for the wonder that bubbles into my soul | I |
| I would be a good fountain a good well head | J |
| Would blur no whisper spoil no expression | K |
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| What is the knocking | L |
| What is the knocking at the door in the night | M |
| It's somebody wants to do us harm | N |
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| No no it is the three strange angels | H |
| Admit them admit them | O |
David Herbert Lawrence
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