Confused Dreams Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABA BCB CDC DED EBE BFB FDB DGG

O strange dim other world revealed to usA
Beginning there where ends realityB
Lying 'twixt life and death and populousA
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With souls from either sphere now enter weB
Thy twisted paths Barred is the silver gateC
But the wild carven doors of ivoryB
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Spring noiselessly apart between them straightC
Flies forth a cloud of nameless shadowy thingsD
With harpies imps and monsters small and greatC
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Blurring the thick air with darkening wingsD
All humors of the blood and brain take shapeE
And fright us with our own imaginingsD
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A trouble weighs upon us no escapeE
From this unnatural region can there beB
Fixed eyes stare on us wide mouths grin and gapeE
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Familiar faces out of reach we seeB
Fain would we scream to shatter with a cryF
The tangled woof of hideous fantasyB
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When lo the air grows clear a soft fair skyF
Shines over head sharp pain dissolves in peaceD
Beneath the silver archway quietlyB
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We float away all troublous visions ceaseD
By a strange sense of joy we are possessedG
Body and spirit soothed in perfect restG

Emma Lazarus



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