Testament Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDECDE| Oh let it be a night of lyric rain | A |
| And singing breezes when my bell is tolled | B |
| I have so loved the rain that I would hold | B |
| Last in my ears its friendly dim refraln | A |
| I shall lie cool and quiet who have lain | A |
| Fevered and watched the book of day unfold | B |
| Death will not see me flinch the heart is bold | B |
| That pain has made incapable of pain | A |
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| Kinder the busy worms than ever love | C |
| It will be peace to lie there empty eyed | D |
| My bed made secret by the leveling showers | E |
| My breast replenishing the weeds above | C |
| And you will say of me Then has she died | D |
| Perhaps I should have sent a spray of flowers | E |
Dorothy Parker
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