L'envoi Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGI JKJK LMLM NONO PGPG QQQQ RSRS TUTU VGVG OQOQ WUWU BKBK| Thou art the goal for which my spirit longs | A |
| As dove on dove | B |
| Bound for one home I send thee all my songs | A |
| With all my love | B |
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| Thou art the haven with fair harbour lights | C |
| Safe locked in thee | D |
| My heart would anchor after stormful nights | C |
| Alone at sea | D |
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| Thou art the rest of which my life is fain | E |
| The perfect peace | F |
| Absorbed in thee the world with all its pain | E |
| And toil would cease | F |
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| Thou art the heaven to which my soul would go | G |
| O dearest eyes | H |
| Lost in your light you would turn hell below | G |
| To Paradise | I |
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| Thou all in all for which my heart blood yearns | J |
| Yea near or far | K |
| Where the unfathomed ether throbs and burns | J |
| With star on star | K |
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| Or where enkindled by the fires of June | L |
| The fresh earth glows | M |
| Blushing beneath the mystical white moon | L |
| Through rose on rose | M |
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| Thee thee I see thee feel in all live things | N |
| Beloved one | O |
| In the first bird which tremulously sings | N |
| Ere peep of sun | O |
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| In the last nestling orphaned in the hedge | P |
| Rocked to and fro | G |
| When dying summer shudders in the sedge | P |
| And swallows go | G |
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| When roaring snows rush down the mountain pass | Q |
| March floods with rills | Q |
| Or April lightens through the living grass | Q |
| In daffodils | Q |
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| When poppied cornfields simmer in the heat | R |
| With tare and thistle | S |
| And like winged clouds above the mellow wheat | R |
| The starlings whistle | S |
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| When stained with sunset the wide moorlands glare | T |
| In the wild weather | U |
| And clouds with flaming craters smoke and flare | T |
| Red o'er red heather | U |
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| When the bent moon on frostbound midnights waking | V |
| Leans to the snow | G |
| Like some world mother whose deep heart is breaking | V |
| O'er human woe | G |
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| As the round sun rolls red into the ocean | O |
| Till all the sea | Q |
| Glows fluid gold even so life's mazy motion | O |
| Is dyed with thee | Q |
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| For as the wave like years subside and roll | W |
| O heart's desire | U |
| Thy soul glows interfused within my soul | W |
| A quenchless fire | U |
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| Yea thee I feel all storms of life above | B |
| Near though afar | K |
| O thou my glorious morning star of love | B |
| And evening star | K |
Mathilde Blind
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