The Gardener Xl: An Unbelieving Smile Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLCHDMNMFO PQH| An unbelieving smile flits on your | A |
| eyes when I come to you to take my | B |
| leave | C |
| I have done it so often that you | D |
| think I will soon return | E |
| To tell you the truth I have the | F |
| same doubt in my mind | G |
| For the spring days come again | H |
| time after time the full moon takes | I |
| leave and comes on another visit | J |
| the flowers come again and blush | K |
| upon their branches year after year | L |
| and it is likely that I take my leave | C |
| only to come to you again | H |
| But keep the illusion awhile do | D |
| not send it away with ungentle | M |
| haste | N |
| When I say I leave you for all | M |
| time accept it as true and let a | F |
| mist of tears for one moment deepen | O |
| the dark rim of your eyes | P |
| Then smile as archly as you like | Q |
| when I come again | H |
Rabindranath Tagore
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