School Of Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABCDEFGHIGGJKL JJMNOPQRSTLJUVWAABCD

Your love taught me how to grieveA
And for centuries I needed a woman to make me grieveA
I needed a womanB
To make me cry on her shoulders like a birdC
I needed a woman to collect my pieces like broken glassD
Oh my lady your love taught me the worst of my habitsE
It taught me how to drink coffee a thousand times every nightF
It taught me how to visit doctors and ask soothsayersG
It taught me to go out to scan the streetsH
To seek your face in the rain and in the lightsI
To chase your shadow in the faces of strangersG
To hunt your aura even in the newspapersG
Your love showed me the sadness cityJ
Which I have never entered ere youK
I have never known that the tear is humaneL
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And the human without tears is just a memoryJ
Your love taught meJ
How to draw your face on the walls with chalk like kidsM
It taught me how love can change the map of timesN
It taught me that when I loveO
The earth stands stillP
Your love showed me what hallucination isQ
It taught me how to love you in every little thingR
In the bare autumn treesS
In the falling yellow leafsT
In the rainL
In every cafeteria in which we drank our black coffeeJ
My lady your love taught me to sleep in nameless hotelsU
And to sit by nameless shoresV
It taught me to weep without tearsW
Your love taught me how to grieveA
And for centuries I needed a woman to make me grieveA
I needed a womanB
To make me cry on her shoulders like a birdC
I needed a woman to collect my pieces like broken glassD

Nizar Qabbani



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