My Soul Is Dark Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEF GHGHHIHI| My soul is dark Oh quickly string | A |
| The harp I yet can brook to hear | B |
| And let thy gentle fingers fling | A |
| Its melting murmurs o'er mine ear | B |
| If in this heart a hope be dear | C |
| That sound shall charm it forth again | D |
| If in these eyes there lurk a tear | E |
| 'Twill flow and cease to burn my brain | F |
| - | |
| But bid the strain be wild and deep | G |
| Nor let thy notes of joy be first | H |
| I tell thee minstrel I must weep | G |
| Or else this heavy heart will burst | H |
| For it hath been by sorrow nursed | H |
| And ached in sleepless silence long | I |
| And now 'tis doomed to know the worst | H |
| And break at once or yield to song | I |
George Gordon Byron
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