Separation Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CD EF GH I| As water runs in the river so runs time | A |
| And ever my eyes are wasted of her presence | B |
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| The red flowers of the second moon were yesterday | C |
| To day the earth has spots of blood and there are no flowers | D |
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| The wild geese were harnessed to the autumn moon | E |
| They have come I heard their crying and they are gone | F |
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| They have passed and given me no message | G |
| I only hear the falling falling noise of white rain | H |
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| Song of Korea | I |
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