Stanzas. (translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDEEFF GGHHII JJKKLL M| With tears thy grief thou dost bemoan | A |
| Tears that would melt the hardest stone | A |
| Oh wherefore sing'st thou not the vine | B |
| Why chant'st thou not the praise of wine | B |
| It chases pain with cunning art | C |
| The craven slinks from out thy heart | C |
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| But I Poor fools the wine may cheat | D |
| Lull them with lying visions sweet | D |
| Upon the wings of storms may bear | E |
| The heavy burden of their care | E |
| The father's heart may harden so | F |
| He feeleth not his own child's woe | F |
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| No ocean is the cup no sea | G |
| To drown my broad deep misery | G |
| It grows so rank you cut it all | H |
| The aftermath springs just as tall | H |
| My heart and flesh are worn away | I |
| Mine eyes are darkened from the day | I |
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| The lovely morning red behold | J |
| Wave to the breeze her flag of gold | J |
| The hosts of stars above the world | K |
| Like banners vanishing are furled | K |
| The dew shines bright I bide forlorn | L |
| And shudder with the chill of morn | L |
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| Solomon Ben Judah Gabirol Died Between | M |
Emma Lazarus
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