Some Day I'll Visit Longingly (verse Iv) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCA DAAD EFFE GHHG IHH HJK ILL MEEM HNOHSomeday I'll visit longingly | A |
All the places where unseen | B |
My lover and I have been | C |
Playing with waves by the sea | A |
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The two of us were alone | D |
Except for the company | A |
Of twain birds that we could see | A |
Had to the dark cavern flown | D |
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On the pair as light as air | E |
Her eyes rivetted would stay | F |
While she the red iris spray | F |
The gardener gave her would tear | E |
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The sweet honeysuckle rose | G |
Her hands gathered from the dell | H |
And lovely touch me nots as well | H |
Where the starlike jasmine grows | G |
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I the gallant beau begun | I |
To open her parasol | H |
And she said 'Don't think me droll | H |
If I'd rather see the sun '' | - |
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'I've never seen sphires as tall | H |
As the noble oaks appear | J |
Surely the Christ must be here | K |
Because here is his cathedral '' | - |
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'For my daughter's first communion | I |
I know now the place that's best | L |
All in white she will be dressed | L |
With a hat curved like a pinion ' | - |
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When on the path we'd set out | M |
The heat was too much to bear | E |
My lover and I kissed there | E |
Whenever a trill let out | M |
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As one who can no longer feel | H |
The quiet frozen lake I'll tour | N |
There I'll lay down the stilled oar | O |
And there shall bury the sad keel | H |
Jose Marti
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