Silet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD CECF GH| When I behold how black immortal ink | A |
| Drips from my deathless pen ah well away | B |
| Why should we stop at all for what I think | A |
| There is enough in what I chance to say | B |
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| It is enough that we once came together | C |
| What is the use of setting it to rime | D |
| When it is autumn do we get spring weather | C |
| Or gather may of harsh northwindish time | D |
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| It is enough that we once came together | C |
| What if the wind have turned against the rain | E |
| It is enough that we once came together | C |
| Time has seen this and will not turn again | F |
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| And who are we who know that last intent | G |
| To plague to morrow with a testament | H |
Ezra Pound
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