Out Of The Sighs Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHI JKLMKNO POQOGKR QQSTTT| Out of the sighs a little comes | A |
| But not of grief for I have knocked down that | B |
| Before the agony the spirit grows | C |
| Forgets and cries | D |
| A little comes is tasted and found good | E |
| All could not disappoint | F |
| There must be praised some certainty | G |
| If not of loving well then not | H |
| And that is true after perpetual defeat | I |
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| After such fighting as the weakest know | J |
| There's more than dying | K |
| Lose the great pains or stuff the wound | L |
| He'll ache too long | M |
| Through no regret of leaving woman waiting | K |
| For her soldier stained with spilt words | N |
| That spill such acrid blood | O |
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| Were that enough enough to ease the pain | P |
| Feeling regret when this is wasted | O |
| That made me happy in the sun | Q |
| How much was happy while it lasted | O |
| Were vagueness enough and the sweet lies plenty | G |
| The hollow words could bear all suffering | K |
| And cure me of ills | R |
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| Were that enough bone blood and sinew | Q |
| The twisted brain the fair formed loin | Q |
| Groping for matter under the dog's plate | S |
| Man should be cured of distemper | T |
| For all there is to give I offer | T |
| Crumbs barn and halter | T |
Dylan Thomas
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