Song Of Love Xxiv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE FGHIJK LLL FM NMO PQCR CCS CTUVC DDDWR IGVMI am the lover's eyes and the spirit's | A |
Wine and the heart's nourishment | B |
I am a rose My heart opens at dawn and | C |
The virgin kisses me and places me | D |
Upon her breast | E |
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I am the house of true fortune and the | F |
Origin of pleasure and the beginning | G |
Of peace and tranquility I am the gentle | H |
Smile upon his lips of beauty When youth | I |
Overtakes me he forgets his toil and his | J |
Whole life becomes reality of sweet dreams | K |
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I am the poet's elation | L |
And the artist's revelation | L |
And the musician's inspiration | L |
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I am a sacred shrine in the heart of a | F |
Child adored by a merciful mother | M |
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I appear to a heart's cry I shun a demand | N |
My fullness pursues the heart's desire | M |
It shuns the empty claim of the voice | O |
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I appeared to Adam through Eve | P |
And exile was his lot | Q |
Yet I revealed myself to Solomon and | C |
He drew wisdom from my presence | R |
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I smiled at Helena and she destroyed Tarwada | C |
Yet I crowned Cleopatra and peace dominated | C |
The Valley of the Nile | S |
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I am like the ages building today | C |
And destroying tomorrow | T |
I am like a god who creates and ruins | U |
I am sweeter than a violet's sigh | V |
I am more violent than a raging tempest | C |
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Gifts alone do not entice me | D |
Parting does not discourage me | D |
Poverty does not chase me | D |
Jealousy does not prove my awareness | W |
Madness does not evidence my presence | R |
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Oh seekers I am Truth beseeching Truth | I |
And your Truth in seeking and receiving | G |
And protecting me shall determine my | V |
Behavior | M |
Khalil Gibran
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