Happiness Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMN MOPQMGRS| A man and a woman lie on a white bed | A |
| It is morning I think | B |
| Soon they will waken | C |
| On the bedside table is a vase | D |
| of lilies sunlight | E |
| pools in their throats | F |
| I watch him turn to her | G |
| as though to speak her name | H |
| but silently deep in her mouth | I |
| At the window ledge | J |
| once twice | K |
| a bird calls | L |
| And then she stirs her body | M |
| fills with his breath | N |
| - | |
| I open my eyes you are watching me | M |
| Almost over this room | O |
| the sun is gliding | P |
| Look at your face you say | Q |
| holding your own close to me | M |
| to make a mirror | G |
| How calm you are And the burning wheel | R |
| passes gently over us | S |
Louise Gluck
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