The Soul Forsaken Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDBEECDD FGGFHHFDD IJJIDDJDD CDICFFCDDHead bowed I stood before the Gates of | A |
God | B |
And pleaded starvingly | C |
The Great Eye would not see | D |
And cold with hopeless tears again I trod | B |
The dreaded vast | E |
I felt the souls immortal moving past | E |
All singingly | C |
Oh pity me Oh pity me | D |
Wandering eternally | D |
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I moved among Olympic ways amoan | F |
And looked with searching eye | G |
Upon the mournful sky | G |
I lay and wept before the crumbled throne | F |
Of Jove the dead | H |
I heard the soundless twilight and I fled | H |
With hopeless sign | F |
Oh pity me Oh pity me | D |
Wandering eternally | D |
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I strayed from peak to peak from star to star | I |
And roamed in search of grace | J |
Amid the field of space | J |
I craved at barren pagan shrines of far | I |
Antiquity | D |
But mouths were mute and eyes refused to see | D |
The asking face | J |
Oh pity me Oh pity me | D |
Wandering eternally | D |
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I lay abreast above the chasm of Hell | C |
And claimed my destiny | D |
Amid it demonry | I |
In vain I shrieked for entrance at the well | C |
Of Sin | F |
I heard the Sobs and Sorrows rushing in | F |
All moaningly | C |
Oh pity me Oh pity me | D |
Wandering eternally | D |
Leon Gellert
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