Isolation : A Fragment Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAABCBC CDDCECA CCC DCDC FFFGHGHMy Maker shunneth me | A |
Even as a wretch stricken with leprosy | A |
So hold I pestilent supremacy | A |
Yea He Instil fled far as the uttermost star | B |
Beyond the unperturbed fastnesses of night | C |
And dreams that bastioned are | B |
By fretted towers of sleep that scare His light | C |
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Of wisdom writ whereto | C |
My burdened feet may haste withouten rue | D |
I may not spell and I am sore to do | D |
Yea all seeing my Maker hath such dread | C |
Even mine own self love wists not but to fly | E |
To Him and sore besped | C |
Leaves me its captain in such mutiny | A |
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Will deemed incorporate | C |
With me bath flown ere love to expiate | C |
Its sinful stay where He did habitate | C |
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Ah me if they had left a sepulchre | D |
But no the light bath changed not and in it | C |
Of its same colour stir | D |
Spirits I see not but phantasmed feel to flit | C |
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Air legioned with such stirreth | F |
So that I seem to draw them with my breath | F |
Ghouls that devour each joy they do to death | F |
Strange glimmering griefs and sorrowing silences | G |
Bearing dead flowers unseen whose charnel smell | H |
Great awe to my sense is | G |
Even in the rose time when all else is well | H |
Isaac Rosenberg
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