Amor Umbratilis Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DEDE FGFG HFHF AIAIA gift of Silence sweet | A |
Who may not ever hear | B |
To lay down at your unobservant feet | A |
Is all the gift I bear | C |
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I have no songs to sing | D |
That you should heed or know | E |
I have no lilies in full hands to fling | D |
Across the path you go | E |
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I cast my flowers away | F |
Blossoms unmeet for you | G |
The garland I have gathered in my day | F |
My rosemary and rue | G |
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I watch you pass and pass | H |
Serene and cold I lay | F |
My lips upon your trodden daisied grass | H |
And turn my life away | F |
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Yea for I cast you sweet | A |
This one gift you shall take | I |
Like ointment on your unobservant feet | A |
My silence for your sake | I |
Ernest Dowson
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