As The Heart Hopes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDDC EFGHIJKI KLKLMNNM OPOPQKKQIt is a year dear one since you afar | A |
Went out beyond my yearning mortal sight | B |
A wondrous year perchance in many a star | A |
You have sojourned or basked within the light | B |
Of mightier suns it may be you have trod | C |
The glittering pathways of the Pleiades | D |
And through the Milky Way's white mysteries | D |
Have walked at will fire shod | C |
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You may have gazed in the immortal eyes | E |
Of prophets and of martyrs talked with seers | F |
Learned in all the lore of Paradise | G |
The infinite wisdom of eternal years | H |
To you the Sons of Morning may have sung | I |
The impassioned strophes of their matin hymn | J |
For you the choirs of the seraphim | K |
Their harpings wild out flung | I |
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But still I think at eve you come to me | K |
For old delightsome speech of eye and lip | L |
Deeming our mutual converse thus to be | K |
Fairer than archangelic comradeship | L |
Dearer our close communings fondly given | M |
Than all the rainbow dreams a spirit knows | N |
Sweeter my gathered violets than the rose | N |
Upon the hills of heaven | M |
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Can any exquisite unearthly morn | O |
Silverly breaking o'er a starry plain | P |
Give to your soul the poignant pleasure born | O |
Of virgin moon and sunset's lustrous stain | P |
When we together watch them Oh apart | Q |
A hundred universes you may roam | K |
But still I know I know your only home | K |
Is here within my heart | Q |
Lucy Maud Montgomery
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