Discontent Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF BGBG FHFH IJKJ ABABThe sun comes up in the east | A |
And the sun goes down in the west | B |
And man to me is a heartless beast | A |
And the world has only a savage breast | B |
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How thoughts rush over my soul | C |
As the waves walk over the sea | D |
Their forms flee soon and the sorrows roll | C |
In the deep distress that is over me | D |
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How hopes arise in my heart | E |
As the roses bloom over the plain | F |
But time is tearing their sweets apart | E |
And they die in darkness and awful pain | F |
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Ambitions burn in my breast | B |
As the fires in a city rage | G |
But damp creeps over their fervid zest | B |
And they sink away into ashen age | G |
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If there was pleasure for pain | F |
I could well be happy awhile | H |
And O my bosom would ne'er complain | F |
If my fortune gave me a single smile | H |
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But here I am and the curse is on | I |
And my life is a waste of woe | J |
And ere one river of tears is gone | K |
O another torrent begins to flow | J |
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Ah the sun comes up in the east | A |
And the sun goes down in the west | B |
And man to me is a heartless beast | A |
And the world has only a savage breast | B |
Freeman E. Miller
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