Lagrimas. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFFE GHHG IBBI BJJB BEEDGod send me tears | A |
Loose the fierce band that binds my tired brain | B |
Give me the melting heart of other years | C |
And let me weep again | D |
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Before me pass | E |
The shapes of things inexorably true | F |
Gone is the sparkle of transforming dew | F |
From every blade of grass | E |
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In life's high noon | G |
Aimless I stand my promised task undone | H |
And raise my hot eyes to the angry sun | H |
That will go down too soon | G |
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Turned into gall | I |
Are the sweet joys of childhood's sunny reign | B |
And memory is a torture love a chain | B |
That binds my life in thrall | I |
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And childhood's pain | B |
Could to me now the purest rapture yield | J |
I pray for tears as in his parching field | J |
The husbandman for rain | B |
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We pray in vain | B |
The sullen sky flings down its blaze of brass | E |
The joys of life all scorched and withering pass | E |
I shall not weep again | D |
John Milton Hay
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