Summer Rain Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC ADAD EFEF GHGH IDJD KLML EHEH ADADO rain Summer Rain forever | A |
Out of the crystal spheres | B |
And cool from my brain the fever | A |
And wash from my eyes the tears | C |
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Stir gently the blossoming clover | A |
In the hollows dewy and deep | D |
Somewhere they are blossoming over | A |
The spot where I shall sleep | D |
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Asleep from this wearisome aching | E |
With my arms crossed under my head | F |
I shall hear without awaking | E |
The rain that blesses the dead | F |
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And the ocean of man's existence | G |
The surges of toil and care | H |
Shall break and die in the distance | G |
But never reach me there | H |
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And yet I fancy it often | I |
I should stir in my shrouded sleep | D |
And struggle to rise in my coffin | J |
If he came there to weep | D |
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Among the dead or the angels | K |
Though ever so faint and dim | L |
I should know that voice in a thousand | M |
And stretch my hands to him | L |
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But the trouble of life and living | E |
And the burden of daily care | H |
And the endless sin and forgiving | E |
Are greater than I can bear | H |
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So rain Summer Rain and cover | A |
The meadows dewy and deep | D |
And freshen the blossoming clover | A |
And sing me to dreamless sleep | D |
Kate Seymour Maclean
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