Chagrin Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCA DEFGHIJKLA MNOPQPRSTUCCaught still as Absalom | A |
Surely the air hangs | B |
From the swayless cloud boughs | C |
Like hair of Absalom | A |
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Caught and hanging still | D |
From the imagined weight | E |
Of spaces in a sky | F |
Of mute chagrin my thoughts | G |
Hang like branch clung hair | H |
To trunks of silence swung | I |
With the choked soul weighing down | J |
Into thick emptiness | K |
Christ end this hanging death | L |
For endlessness hangs therefrom | A |
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Invisibly branches break | M |
From invisible trees | N |
The cloud woods where we rush | O |
Our eyes holding so much | P |
Which we must ride dim ages round | Q |
Ere the hands we dream can touch | P |
We ride we ride before the morning | R |
The secret roots of the sun to tread | S |
And suddenly | T |
We are lifted of all we know | U |
And hang from implacable boughs | C |
Isaac Rosenberg
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