Lxxxiv From: -cien Sonetos De Amor- Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDEBFGAAAF| One time more my love the net of light extinguishes | A |
| work wheels flames boredoms and farewells | A |
| and we surrender the swaying wheat to night | B |
| the wheat that noon stole from earth and light | B |
| The moon alone in the midst of its clear page | C |
| sustains the pillars of Heaven s Bay | D |
| the room acquires the slowness of gold | E |
| and your hands go here and there preparing night | B |
| O love O night O cupola ringed by a river | F |
| of impenetrable water in the shadows of Heaven | G |
| that raises and drowns its tempestuous orbs | A |
| until we are only the one dark space | A |
| a glass into which fall celestial ashes | A |
| one drop in the flow of a vast slow river | F |
Pablo Neruda
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