The Self Forgets Itself Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJJKL| The self forgets itself | A |
| as a frantic dog in a glass temple | B |
| barks himself to death | C |
| as a lion seeing a form in the well | D |
| leaps on the image | E |
| as a rutting elephant sticks his tusk | F |
| in a crystal boulder | G |
| The monkey has his fistful of sweets | H |
| and won't let go So | I |
| from house to house | J |
| he gibbers | J |
| Kabir says parrot on a pole | K |
| who has caught you | L |
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About The Self Forgets Itself
The Self Forgets Itself is a poem by Kabir. This page includes the poem text, poet information, related topics, comments, and similar poems.