The Unuttered Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAAAAAAAAAAAAACACA| For so long and so long had I forgot | A |
| Serenely busied | B |
| With thousand things at whiles desire grew hot | A |
| And my soul dizzied | A |
| With hapless and insatiable salt thirst | A |
| Nor was I humbled | A |
| Saving with shame that running with the worst | A |
| My feet yet stumbled | A |
| Pride and delight of life enchained my heart | A |
| My heart enchanted | A |
| And oh soft subtle fingers had their part | A |
| And eyes love haunted | A |
| But while my busy mind was thus intent | A |
| Or thus surrendered | A |
| What was it oh what strange thing was it sent | A |
| Through all that hindered | A |
| A thrill that woke the buried soul in me | C |
| It seemed there fluttered | A |
| A thought or was it a sudden fear of Thee | C |
| Remote unuttered | A |
John Freeman
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