The Morning Shower Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DE FG H IJ KCF LA G| The young lady shows like a thing of light | A |
| In the shadowy deeps of a fair window | B |
| Grown round with flowers | C |
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| She is naked and leans forward and her flesh like frost | D |
| Gathers the light beyond the stone brim | E |
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| Only the hair made ready for the day | F |
| Suggests the charm of modern clothing | G |
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| Her blond eyebrows are the shape of very young moons | H |
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| The shower's bright water overflows | I |
| In a pure rain | J |
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| She lifts one arm into an urgent line | K |
| Cooling her rose fingers | C |
| On the grey metal of the spray | F |
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| If I could choose my service I would be the shower | L |
| Dashing over her in the sunlight | A |
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| From the Chinese of J S Ling | G |
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