From Night And Day Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCDCEF CGCG HEHE IJIJ K EKE KE KLE MNOO LLMN| IN THE WORKSHOP | A |
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| Dim watery lights gleaming on gibbering faces | B |
| Faces speechful barren of soul and sordid | C |
| Huddled and chewing a jest lewd and gabbled | C |
| insidious | D |
| Laughter born of its dung flashes and floods like sunlight | C |
| Filling the room with a sense of a soul lethargic and kindly | E |
| Touches my soul with a pathos a hint of a wide desolation | F |
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| II | - |
| I saw the face of God to day | C |
| I heard the music of His smile | G |
| And yet I was not far away | C |
| And yet in Paradise the while | G |
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| I lay upon the sparkling grass | H |
| And God's own mouth was kissing me | E |
| And there was nothing that did pass | H |
| But blazed with divinity | E |
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| Divine divine upon my eyes | I |
| Upon mine hair divine divine | J |
| The fervour of the golden skies | I |
| The ardent gaze of God on mine | J |
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| III | - |
| Then snake I to the tree ' | - |
| Were ye your own desire | K |
| What is it ye would be ' | - |
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| Answered the tree to me | E |
| 'I am my own desire | K |
| I am what would be | E |
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| ' If you were your desire | K |
| Would you lie under me | E |
| And see me as you see ' | - |
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| 'I am my own desire | K |
| While I lie under you | L |
| And that which I would be | E |
| Desire will sing to you ' | - |
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| IV | - |
| I wander I wander will she wander here | M |
| Where'er my footsteps carry me I know that she is near | N |
| A jewelled lamp within her hand and jewels in her hair | O |
| I lost her in a vision once and seek her everywhere | O |
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| My spirit whispers she is near I look at you and you | L |
| Surely she has not passed me I sleeping as she flew | L |
| I wander I wander and yet she is not here | M |
| Although my spirit whispers to me that she is near | N |
Isaac Rosenberg
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