Possession Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACADDCA| MOST blessed one how can I let thee go | A |
| Canst thou forswear the nightingale its tune | B |
| Stay the young sea from following his moon | B |
| Bid hyacinth put out her blue light Oh | A |
| Thou art not mine but Me and being so | A |
| How canst thou bid my year stop short of June | B |
| Or hold my feet from following thine so soon | B |
| Or bid me build on Heaven's overthrow | A |
| Nay how can I put off thy presence Where | C |
| Should my soul serve without thy sanctities | A |
| I kneel beside thee I who am a child | D |
| In thy man's hand cling to thee spent and wild | D |
| Until my face is hidden in my hair | C |
| And I fall weeping weeping at they knees | A |
Muriel Stuart
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