Hands Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBBBB BBBBBCC| Your hands your hands | A |
| Fall upon mine as waves upon the sands | A |
| O soft as moonlight on the evening rose | B |
| That but to moonlight will its sweet unclose | B |
| Your hands your hands | B |
| Fall upon mine and my hands open as | B |
| That evening primrose opens when the hot hours pass | B |
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| Your hands your hands | B |
| They are like towers that in far southern lands | B |
| Look at pale dawn over gloom valley'd miles | B |
| White temple towers that gleam through mist at whiles | B |
| Your hands your hands | B |
| With the south wind fall kissing on my brow | C |
| And all past joy and future is summed in this great Now | C |
John Frederick Freeman
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