Out Of The Depths Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABABAAA C DEAFAFDD C GGHBHBGG| Let me forget her face | A |
| So fresh so lovely the abiding place | A |
| Of tears and smiles that won my heart to her | B |
| Of dreams and moods that moved my soul's dim deeps | A |
| As strong winds stir | B |
| Dark waters where the starlight glimmering sleeps | A |
| In every lineament the mind can trace | A |
| Let me forget her face | A |
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| II | C |
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| Let me forget her form | D |
| Soft and seductive that contained each charm | E |
| Each grace the sweet word maidenhood implies | A |
| And all the sensuous youth of line and curve | F |
| That makes men's eyes | A |
| Bondsmen of beauty eager still to serve | F |
| In every part that memory can warm | D |
| Let me forget her form | D |
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| III | C |
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| Let me forget her God | G |
| Her who made honeyed love a bitter rod | G |
| To scourge my heart with barren with despair | H |
| To tear my soul with sick with vain desire | B |
| Oh hear my prayer | H |
| Out of the hell of love's unquenchable fire | B |
| I cry to thee with face against the sod | G |
| Let me forget her God | G |
Madison Julius Cawein
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