Song Of The Rain Vii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEF GHI JKAL MLNOP KQRS TDKU KVWX KYA ZAA2C| I am dotted silver threads dropped from heaven | A |
| By the gods Nature then takes me to adorn | B |
| Her fields and valleys | C |
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| I am beautiful pearls plucked from the | D |
| Crown of Ishtar by the daughter of Dawn | E |
| To embellish the gardens | F |
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| When I cry the hills laugh | G |
| When I humble myself the flowers rejoice | H |
| When I bow all things are elated | I |
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| The field and the cloud are lovers | J |
| And between them I am a messenger of mercy | K |
| I quench the thirst of one | A |
| I cure the ailment of the other | L |
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| The voice of thunder declares my arrival | M |
| The rainbow announces my departure | L |
| I am like earthly life which begins at | N |
| The feet of the mad elements and ends | O |
| Under the upraised wings of death | P |
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| I emerge from the heard of the sea | K |
| Soar with the breeze When I see a field in | Q |
| Need I descend and embrace the flowers and | R |
| The trees in a million little ways | S |
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| I touch gently at the windows with my | T |
| Soft fingers and my announcement is a | D |
| Welcome song All can hear but only | K |
| The sensitive can understand | U |
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| The heat in the air gives birth to me | K |
| But in turn I kill it | V |
| As woman overcomes man with | W |
| The strength she takes from him | X |
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| I am the sigh of the sea | K |
| The laughter of the field | Y |
| The tears of heaven | A |
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| So with love | Z |
| Sighs from the deep sea of affection | A |
| Laughter from the colorful field of the spirit | A2 |
| Tears from the endless heaven of memories | C |
Khalil Gibran
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