As Winds That Blow Against A Star Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC DEDE FGHG| For Aline | A |
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| Now by what whim of wanton chance | B |
| Do radiant eyes know sombre days | C |
| And feet that shod in light should dance | B |
| Walk weary and laborious ways | C |
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| But rays from Heaven white and whole | D |
| May penetrate the gloom of earth | E |
| And tears but nourish in your soul | D |
| The glory of celestial mirth | E |
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| The darts of toil and sorrow sent | F |
| Against your peaceful beauty are | G |
| As foolish and as impotent | H |
| As winds that blow against a star | G |
Joyce Kilmer
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