Three Songs Of Zahir-u-din Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBAB DEDEDE FGFGFG HIHIHI JKJKJKThe tropic day's redundant charms | A |
Cool twilight soothes away | B |
The sun slips down behind the palms | C |
And leaves the landscape grey | B |
I want to take you in my arms | A |
And kiss your lips away | B |
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I wake with sunshine in my eyes | D |
And find the morning blue | E |
A night of dreams behind me lies | D |
And all were dreams of you | E |
Ah how I wish the while I rise | D |
That what I dream were true | E |
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The weary day's laborious pace | F |
I hasten and beguile | G |
By fancies which I backwards trace | F |
To things I loved erstwhile | G |
The weary sweetness of your face | F |
Your faint illusive smile | G |
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The silken softness of your hair | H |
Where faint bronze shadows are | I |
Your strangely slight and youthful air | H |
No passions seem to mar | I |
Oh why since Fate has made you fair | H |
Must Fortune keep you far | I |
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Thus spent the day so long and bright | J |
Less hot and brilliant seems | K |
Till in a final flare of light | J |
The sun withdraws his beams | K |
Then in the coolness of the night | J |
I meet you in my dreams | K |
Laurence Hope (adela Florence Cory Nicolson)
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