Yourself Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEDEFGFGDD| T is to yourself I speak you cannot know | A |
| Him whom I call in speaking such a one | B |
| For you beneath the earth lie buried low | A |
| Which he alone as living walks upon | C |
| You may at times have heard him speak to you | D |
| And often wished perchance that you were he | E |
| And I must ever wish that it were true | D |
| For then you could hold fellowship with me | E |
| But now you hear us talk as strangers met | F |
| Above the room wherein you lie abed | G |
| A word perhaps loud spoken you may get | F |
| Or hear our feet when heavily they tread | G |
| But he who speaks or he who s spoken to | D |
| Must both remain as strangers still to you | D |
Jones Very
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