Remembered Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE EEEE EEEE GHGH| Here in the dusk I see her face again | A |
| As then I knew it ere she fell asleep | B |
| Renunciation glorifying pain | C |
| Of her soul's inmost deep | B |
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| I shall not see its like again the brow | D |
| Of passive marble purely aureoled | E |
| As some pale lily in the afterglow | F |
| With supernatural gold | E |
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| As if a rose should speak and somehow heard | E |
| By some strange sense the unembodied sound | E |
| Grow visible her mouth was as a word | E |
| A sweet thought falters 'round | E |
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| So do I still remember eyes imbued | E |
| With far reflections as the stars suggest | E |
| The silence purity and solitude | E |
| Of infinite peace and rest | E |
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| She was my all I loved her as men love | G |
| A high desire religion an ideal | H |
| The meaning purpose in the loss whereof | G |
| God shall alone reveal | H |
Madison Julius Cawein
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