Blindness Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC CDCE FGFH IJIJ| Our true hearts are forever lonely | A |
| A wistfulness is in our thought | B |
| Our lights are like the dawns which only | A |
| Seem bright to us and yet are not | C |
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| Something you see in me I wis not | C |
| Another heart in you I guess | D |
| A stranger's lips but thine I kiss not | C |
| Erring in all my tenderness | E |
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| I sometimes think a mighty lover | F |
| Takes every burning kiss we give | G |
| His lights are those which round us hover | F |
| For him alone our lives we live | H |
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| Ah sigh for us whose hearts unseeing | I |
| Point all their passionate love in vain | J |
| And blinded in the joy of being | I |
| Meet only when pain touches pain | J |
George William Russell
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