A Stormy Sunset Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDBDEC FGHFHGF| A | |
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| Soul of my body what a death | B |
| For such a day of envious gloom | C |
| Unbroken passion of the sky | D |
| As if the pure kind hearted breath | B |
| Of some soft power ever nigh | D |
| Had cleaving in the bitter sheath | E |
| Burst from its grave a gorgeous bloom | C |
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| The majesty of clouds that swarm | F |
| Expanding in a furious length | G |
| Of molten metal petals flows | H |
| Unutterable and where the warm | F |
| Full fire is centered swims and glows | H |
| The evening star fresh faced with strength | G |
| A shimmering rain drop of the storm | F |
Madison Julius Cawein
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