The Deaf And Blind Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGH IJKL M| Do we reach the sea with clocks | A |
| In our pockets with the noise of the sea | B |
| In the sea or are we the carriers | C |
| Of a purer and more silent water | D |
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| The water rubbing against our hands sharpens knives | E |
| The warriors have found their weapons in the waves | F |
| And the sound of their blows is like | G |
| The rocks that smash the boats at night | H |
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| It is the storm and the thunder Why not the silence | I |
| Of the flood for we have dreamt within us | J |
| Space for the greatest silence and we breathe | K |
| Like the wind over terrible seas like the wind | L |
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| That creeps slowly over every horizon | M |
Paul Eluard
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