The Double Ninth Festival Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BA CA DE AFA AG AH I JEKTo the tune of quot Intoxicated Under the Shadow of Flowers quot | A |
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Light mists and heavy clouds | B |
melancholy the long dreary day | A |
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In the golden censer | C |
the burning incense is dying away | A |
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It is again time | D |
for the lovely Double Ninth Festival | E |
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The coolness of midnight | A |
penetrates my screen of sheer silk | F |
and chills my pillow of jade | A |
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After drinking wine at twilight | A |
under the chrysanthemum hedge | G |
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My sleeves are perfumed | A |
by the fragrance of the plants | H |
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Oh I cannot say it is not endearing | I |
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Only when the west wind stirs the curtain | J |
I see that I am more gracile | E |
than the yellow flowers | K |
Li Ching Chao
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