The Place Of Rest Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC DEDE CFCG HIHJ| 'The soul is its own witness and its own refuge' | A |
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| Unto the deep the deep heart goes | B |
| It lays its sadness nigh the breast | C |
| Only the Mighty Mother knows | B |
| The wounds that quiver unconfessed | C |
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| It seeks a deeper silence still | D |
| It folds itself around with peace | E |
| Where thoughts alike of good or ill | D |
| In quietness unfostered cease | E |
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| It feels in the unwounding vast | C |
| For comfort for its hopes and fears | F |
| The Mighty Mother bows at last | C |
| She listens to her children's tears | G |
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| Where the last anguish deepens there | H |
| The fire of beauty smites through pain | I |
| A glory moves amid despair | H |
| The Mother takes her child again | J |
George William Russell
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