Returning, We Hear The Larks Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC BDE FGH IJKLMCM| Sombre the night is | A |
| And though we have our lives we know | B |
| What sinister threat lies there | C |
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| Dragging these anguished limbs we only know | B |
| This poison blasted track opens on our camp | D |
| On a little safe sleep | E |
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| But hark joy joy strange joy | F |
| Lo heights of night ringing with unseen larks | G |
| Music showering our upturned list ning faces | H |
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| Death could drop from the dark | I |
| As easily as song | J |
| But song only dropped | K |
| Like a blind man s dreams on the sand | L |
| By dangerous tides | M |
| Like a girl s dark hair for she dreams no ruin lies there | C |
| Or her kisses where a serpent hides | M |
Isaac Rosenberg
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