The True Knowledge Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDC EAFE| Thou knowest all I seek in vain | A |
| What lands to till or sow with seed | B |
| The land is black with briar and weed | B |
| Nor cares for falling tears or rain | A |
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| Thou knowest all I sit and wait | C |
| With blinded eyes and hands that fail | D |
| Till the last lifting of the veil | D |
| And the first opening of the gate | C |
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| Thou knowest all I cannot see | E |
| I trust I shall not live in vain | A |
| I know that we shall meet again | F |
| In some divine eternity | E |
Oscar Wilde
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