The Virgin Mother Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEB FBDBAB DGFGDG AHIHDH FDDDGD JKGKLKMy little love my darling | A |
You were a doorway to me | B |
You let me out of the confines | C |
Into this strange countrie | D |
Where people are crowded like thistles | E |
Yet are shapely and comely to see | B |
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My little love my dearest | F |
Twice have you issued me | B |
Once from your womb sweet mother | D |
Once from myself to be | B |
Free of all hearts my darling | A |
Of each heart s home life free | B |
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And so my love my mother | D |
I shall always be true to you | G |
Twice I am born my dearest | F |
To life and to death in you | G |
And this is the life hereafter | D |
Wherein I am true | G |
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I kiss you good bye my darling | A |
Our ways are different now | H |
You are a seed in the night time | I |
I am a man to plough | H |
The difficult glebe of the future | D |
For God to endow | H |
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I kiss you good bye my dearest | F |
It is finished between us here | D |
Oh if I were calm as you are | D |
Sweet and still on your bier | D |
O God if I had not to leave you | G |
Alone my dear | D |
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Let the last word be uttered | J |
Oh grant the farewell is said | K |
Spare me the strength to leave you | G |
Now you are dead | K |
I must go but my soul lies helpless | L |
Beside your bed | K |
David Herbert Lawrence
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