Rainy Night Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CBCB DEDE FGFG HIHI JKJK LKLK MNMN DOEO

Ghosts of all my lovely sinsA
Who attend too well my pillowB
Gay the wanton rain beginsA
Hide the limp and tearful willowB
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Turn aside your eyes and earsC
Trail away your robes of sorrowB
You shall have my further yearsC
You shall walk with me tomorrowB
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I am sister to the rainD
Fey and sudden and unholyE
Petulant at the windowpaneD
Quickly lost remembered slowlyE
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I have lived with shades a shadeF
I am hung with graveyard flowersG
Let me be tonight arrayedF
In the silver of the showersG
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Every fragile thing shall rustH
When another April passesI
I may be a furry dustH
Sifting through the brittle grassesI
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All sweet sins shall be forgotJ
Who will live to tell their siringK
Hear me now nor let me rotJ
Wistful still and still aspiringK
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Ghosts of dear temptations heedL
I am frail be you forgivingK
See you not that I have needL
To be living with the livingK
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Sail tonight the Styx's breastM
Glide among the dim processionsN
Of the exquisite unblestM
Spirits of my shared transgressionsN
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Roam with young PersephoneD
Plucking poppies for your slumberO
With the morrow there shall beE
One more wraith among your numberO

Dorothy Parker



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