The Gardener Lxxix: I Often Wonder Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEEFGHIAJKLEMANGO| I often wonder where lie hidden | A |
| the boundaries of recognition between | B |
| man and the beast whose heart knows | C |
| no spoken language | D |
| Through what primal paradise in a | E |
| remote morning of creation ran the | E |
| simple path by which their hearts | F |
| visited each other | G |
| Those marks of their constant tread | H |
| have not been effaced though their | I |
| kinship has been long forgotten | A |
| Yet suddenly in some wordless | J |
| music the dim memory wakes up | K |
| and the beast gazes into the man's | L |
| face with a tender trust and the | E |
| man looks down into its eyes with | M |
| amused affection | A |
| It seems that the two friends meet | N |
| masked and vaguely know each other | G |
| through the disguise | O |
Rabindranath Tagore
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