This Side Of The Truth Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDBCDEFGEHG IJKIJKLMNLMO PQRSQTUVWUVXfor Llewelyn | A |
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This side of the truth | B |
You may not see my son | C |
King of your blue eyes | D |
In the blinding country of youth | B |
That all is undone | C |
Under the unminding skies | D |
Of innocence and guilt | E |
Before you move to make | F |
One gesture of the heart or head | G |
Is gathered and spilt | E |
Into the winding dark | H |
Like the dust of the dead | G |
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Good and bad two ways | I |
Of moving about your death | J |
By the grinding sea | K |
King of your heart in the blind days | I |
Blow away like breath | J |
Go crying through you and me | K |
And the souls of all men | L |
Into the innocent | M |
Dark and the guilty dark and good | N |
Death and bad death and then | L |
In the last element | M |
Fly like the stars' blood | O |
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Like the sun's tears | P |
Like the moon's seed rubbish | Q |
And fire the flying rant | R |
Of the sky king of your six years | S |
And the wicked wish | Q |
Down the beginning of plants | T |
And animals and birds | U |
Water and Light the earth and sky | V |
Is cast before you move | W |
And all your deeds and words | U |
Each truth each lie | V |
Die in unjudging love | X |
Dylan Thomas
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Jim Teat: In The Whole Language, Jesuit Father Greg Boyle tells us self-acceptance captures God’s foremost passion as the ‘tenderness’ of “what Dylan Thomas called ‘unjudging love’ .”
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