The Gardener X: Let Your Work Be, Bride Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHCIJKLMNDOIJP QGNRSTUPVWBAWCXYWWZB Y| Let your work be bride Listen the | A |
| guest has come | B |
| Do you hear he is gently shaking | C |
| the chain which fastens the door | D |
| See that your anklets make no loud | E |
| noise and that your step is not over | F |
| hurried at meeting him | G |
| Let your work be bride the guest | H |
| had come in the evening | C |
| No it is not the ghostly wind bride | I |
| do not be frightened | J |
| It is the full moon on a night of | K |
| April shadows are pale in the court | L |
| yard the sky overhead is bright | M |
| Draw your veil over your face if | N |
| you must carry the lamp to the door | D |
| if you fear | O |
| No it is not the ghostly wind bride | I |
| do not be frightened | J |
| Have no word with him if you are | P |
| shy stand aside by the door when you | Q |
| meet him | G |
| If he asks you questions and if | N |
| you wish to you can lower you eyes | R |
| in silence | S |
| Do not let your bracelets jingle | T |
| when lamp in hand you lead him in | U |
| Have no words with him if your are | P |
| shy | V |
| Have you not finished you work yet | W |
| bride Listen the guest has come | B |
| Have you not lit the lamp in the | A |
| cowshed | W |
| Have you not got ready the offering | C |
| basket for the evening service | X |
| Have you not put the red lucky | Y |
| mark at the parting of your hair and | W |
| done your toilet for the night | W |
| O bride do you hear the guest has | Z |
| come | B |
| Let your work be | Y |
Rabindranath Tagore
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