The Protest Of Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC ADAD EAEA FGFG H| Those who there take refuge nevermore return Bhagavad Gita | A |
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| Ere I lose myself in the vastness and drowse myself with the peace | B |
| While I gaze on the light and beauty afar from the dim homes of men | C |
| May I still feel the heart pang and pity love ties that I would not release | B |
| May the voices of sorrow appealing call me back to their succour again | C |
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| Ere I storm with the tempest of power the thrones and dominions of old | A |
| Ere the ancient enchantment allures me to roam through the star misty skies | D |
| I would go forth as one who has reaped well what harvest the earth may unfold | A |
| May my heart be o'erbrimmed with compassion on my brow be the crown of the wise | D |
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| I would go as the dove from the ark sent forth with wishes and prayers | E |
| To return with the paradise blossoms that bloom in the eden of light | A |
| When the deep star chant of the seraphs I hear in the mystical airs | E |
| May I capture one tone of their joy for the sad ones discrowned in the night | A |
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| Not alone not alone would I go to my rest in the Heart of the Love | F |
| Were I tranced in the innermost beauty the flame of its tenderest breath | G |
| I would still hear the plaint of the fallen recalling me back from above | F |
| To go down to the side of the mourners who weep in the shadow of death | G |
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| May | H |
George William Russell
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