Duality Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCBBCCBDDEFFG H| From me spring good and evil | A |
| Who gave thee such a ruby flaming heart | B |
| And such a pure cold spirit Side by side | C |
| I know these must eternally abide | C |
| In intimate war and each to each impart | B |
| Life from their pain with every joy a dart | B |
| To wound with grief or death the self allied | C |
| Red life within the spirit crucified | C |
| The eyes eternal pity thee thou art | B |
| Fated with deathless powers at war to be | D |
| Not less the martyr of the world than he | D |
| Whose thorn crowned brow usurps the due of tears | E |
| We would pay to thee ever ruddy life | F |
| Whose passionate peace is still to be at strife | F |
| O'erthrown but in the unconflicting spheres | G |
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| March This is unsigned but in AE's Collected Poems | H |
George William Russell
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