The Poet Viii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEFGHIJKLMNOP QBKR SST JUH VWQXY ZA2B2MRVC2D2E2F2K G2U QD H2M

He is a link between this and the coming worldA
He isB
A pure spring from which all thirsty souls may drinkC
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He is a tree watered by the River of Beauty bearingD
Fruit which the hungry heart cravesE
He is a nightingale soothing the depressedF
Spirit with his beautiful melodiesG
He is a white cloud appearing over the horizonH
Ascending and growing until it fills the face of the skyI
Then it falls on the flows in the field of LifeJ
Opening their petals to admit the lightK
He is an angel send by the goddess toL
Preach the Deity's gospelM
He is a brilliant lamp unconquered by darknessN
And inextinguishable by the wind It is filled withO
Oil by Istar of Love and lighted by Apollon of MusicP
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He is a solitary figure robed in simplicity andQ
Kindness He sits upon the lap of Nature to draw hisB
Inspiration and stays up in the silence of the nightK
Awaiting the descending of the spiritR
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He is a sower who sows the seeds of his heart in theS
Prairies of affection and humanity reaps theS
Harvest for her nourishmentT
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This is the poet whom the people ignore in this lifeJ
And who is recognized only when he bids the earthlyU
World farewell and returns to his arbor in heavenH
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This is the poet who asks naught ofV
Humanity but a smileW
This is the poet whose spirit ascends andQ
Fills the firmament with beautiful sayingsX
Yet the people deny themselves his radianceY
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Until when shall the people remain asleepZ
Until when shall they continue to glorify thoseA2
Who attain greatness by moments of advantageB2
How long shall they ignore those who enableM
Them to see the beauty of their spiritR
Symbol of peace and loveV
Until when shall human beings honor the deadC2
And forget the living who spend their livesD2
Encircled in misery and who consume themselvesE2
Like burning candles to illuminate the wayF2
For the ignorant and lead them into the path of lightK
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Poet you are the life of this life and you haveG2
Triumphed over the ages of despite their severityU
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Poet you will one day rule the hearts andQ
Therefore your kingdom has no endingD
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Poet examine your crown of thorns you willH2
Find concealed in it a budding wreath of laurelM

Khalil Gibran



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