Castile Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CCD ECAFG EHA CC CI JK LCM HNB JC CHBB OP BQC HOrange blossoms blowing over Castile | A |
children begging for coins | B |
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I met my love under an orange tree | C |
or was it an acacia tree | C |
or was he not my love | D |
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I read this then I dreamed this | E |
can waking take back what happened to me | C |
Bells of San Miguel | A |
ringing in the distance | F |
his hair in the shadows blond white | G |
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I dreamed this | E |
does that mean it didn't happen | H |
Does it have to happen in the world to be real | A |
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I dreamed everything the story | C |
became my story | C |
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he lay beside me | C |
my hand grazed the skin of his shoulder | I |
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Mid day then early evening | J |
in the distance the sound of a train | K |
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But it was not the world | L |
in the world a thing happens finally absolutely | C |
the mind cannot reverse it | M |
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Castile nuns walking in pairs through the dark garden | H |
Outside the walls of the Holy Angels | N |
children begging for coins | B |
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When I woke I was crying | J |
has that no reality | C |
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I met my love under an orange tree | C |
I have forgotten | H |
only the facts not the inference' | B |
there were children somewhere crying begging for coins | B |
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I dreamed everything I gave myself | O |
completely and for all time | P |
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And the train returned us | B |
first to Madrid | Q |
then to the Basque country | C |
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Anonymous submission | H |
Louise Gluck
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