Beauty And Files Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACBCDEDEEEEE FGFHGIFJFKLLMM NOEEOEPFPEFFAA QRSORTFEFUEUFF EVEWVWCXCFYFFF ZA2B2C2A2C2D2CE2CCCF FI don't know what is the vice I 'er own | A |
Yet forbidden stars' light can't shed my light | B |
Mine own is all too heavy I swen | A |
So a ministerial marked the school | C |
As an empty fall blinded my own sight | B |
Meaning how thus wise men can be so fool | C |
And lastly both we dwelt can be apart | D |
More a people may live in victory | E |
Rather not being laughed such with art | D |
We the damn ones but yet conspiracy | E |
A poet is more than a jocund worry | E |
Ye may be but if he is more saucy | E |
And if become so luck must favour | E |
To give me laughter upon unwise sure | E |
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First day I was so quiet and willing too | F |
So an worth wandered inside me fast | G |
To a distance where only but I new | F |
Onlybut I who about to step first | H |
To enmark undevelopment so cast | G |
Although in silence rather'in who trust | I |
So all flowery buskets seemed too | F |
To be at last be in my own wallet | J |
That only an hour last but days pursue | F |
That I could 'er have been so much upset | K |
So only an hour but tented to wait | L |
Days past 'en after last touch of school gate | L |
Yet I'm not so foul in heart that I say | M |
'Cause all a fragile things last in way | M |
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Meaning that I had to have all past owe | N |
Unbeautified so I lifted myself | O |
Where is the garden and gardener's brow | E |
These may together make so a beauty | E |
Where all dirt and worry is sunk itself | O |
And where all but hale themselves to duty | E |
I said No a pressure works better it | P |
Wherefore many spoils can last only few | F |
Let it be diamond but 'tis little bit | P |
Hope much will shower a sobriety | E |
Much last in care not only in but dew | F |
First in warmth then weather which's wetty | F |
Let some of them be alike we are born | A |
On sake of love which brings the wings untorn | A |
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So I prefer to be alike I was | Q |
Whereby many surrender but not I | R |
Either it be rain or storm as these toss | S |
'Er to such an intent I hold myself | O |
Such that a plant vulnerates with deep eye | R |
To see through world 'er as finer to help | T |
I could not but remember my study | F |
Subtle than subtler so I was 'er | E |
For 'er feet sink into soils muddy | F |
And greater teachers 'er passed by these | U |
And all golds lurked to be hidden here | E |
Simplest of simple wits so passes breeze | U |
To such an intent that may lead world | F |
And so I'd for old is 'er counted gold | F |
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Now let me talk about the real matter | E |
I was swayed for years I had a job | V |
I was beaked and truths covered so were | E |
One list so an early could sway fame | W |
First one is of name other one is throb | V |
That I could only have knowledge 'or blame | W |
Is there any work except chats in school | C |
So questions make questions in so a time | X |
I could not but protest all those were fool | C |
'Er I know names last in their pretty deed | F |
So if 'er someone lacks in a good whim | Y |
And remain so a engaged not to breed | F |
Will thus so a list of names be complete | F |
Just to say 'tis tiny than bird who fleet | F |
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Which dwell in trodden paths leave mark in lives | Z |
Either in transiency or but long | A2 |
Yesterday must not compile the work | B2 |
And files not be heaps of tomorrow's | C2 |
If 'er you work perfect in your so throng | A2 |
And no a lament of you be such woes | C2 |
Of Govt where you involved to seek yourselves | D2 |
Untired to your debt he must complie | C |
To seek to detect folly of day life | E2 |
The best work prized but devotion 'er seal | C |
As of devotees' perfect not for while | C |
But with tilted ground of eternal wheel | C |
Prefer that for it can't deteriorate | F |
And fertileness grows with genuine fate | F |
Pijush Biswas
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