Sonnet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCABCDEFDEFGH| Now let the draughtsman of my eyes be done | A |
| marking the line of petal and of hill | B |
| Let the long commentary of the brain | C |
| be silent Evening and the earth are one | A |
| and bird and tree are simple and stand still | B |
| Now fragile heart swung in your webs of vein | C |
| and perilous self won hardly out of clay | D |
| gather the harvest of last light and reap | E |
| the luminous fields of sunset for your bread | F |
| Blurs the laborious focus of the day | D |
| and shadow brims the hillside slow as sleep | E |
| Here is the word that when all words are said | F |
| shall compass more than speech The sun is gone | G |
| draws on the night at last the dream draws on | H |
Judith Wright
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