The Magnetic Lady To Her Patient Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEDF AGHGIHFHIF AJKJLKFKLF JLBLMBNOMN J PQR BPR| I | A |
| 'Sleep sleep on forget thy pain | B |
| My hand is on thy brow | C |
| My spirit on thy brain | B |
| My pity on thy heart poor friend | D |
| And from my fingers flow | E |
| The powers of life and like a sign | F |
| Seal thee from thine hour of woe | E |
| And brood on thee but may not blend | D |
| With thine | F |
| - | |
| II | A |
| 'Sleep sleep on I love thee not | G |
| But when I think that he | H |
| Who made and makes my lot | G |
| As full of flowers as thine of weeds | I |
| Might have been lost like thee | H |
| And that a hand which was not mine | F |
| Might then have charmed his agony | H |
| As I another's my heart bleeds | I |
| For thine | F |
| - | |
| III | A |
| 'Sleep sleep and with the slumber of | J |
| The dead and the unborn | K |
| Forget thy life and love | J |
| Forget that thou must wake forever | L |
| Forget the world's dull scorn | K |
| Forget lost health and the divine | F |
| Feelings which died in youth's brief morn | K |
| And forget me for I can never | L |
| Be thine | F |
| - | |
| IV | J |
| 'Like a cloud big with a May shower | L |
| My soul weeps healing rain | B |
| On thee thou withered flower | L |
| It breathes mute music on thy sleep | M |
| Its odour calms thy brain | B |
| Its light within thy gloomy breast | N |
| Spreads like a second youth again | O |
| By mine thy being is to its deep | M |
| Possessed | N |
| - | |
| V | J |
| 'The spell is done How feel you now ' | - |
| 'Better Quite well ' replied | P |
| The sleeper 'What would do | Q |
| You good when suffering and awake | R |
| What cure your head and side ' | - |
| What would cure that would kill me Jane | B |
| And as I must on earth abide | P |
| Awhile yet tempt me not to break | R |
| My chain ' | - |
Percy Bysshe Shelley
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