Anima Mundi Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DDEFG HHIAJK LLMNMN OOPPMM| Let all things vanish if but you remain | A |
| For if you stay beloved what is gone | B |
| Yet should you go all permanence is vain | A |
| And all the piled abundance is as none | C |
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| With you beside me in the desert sand | D |
| Your smile upon me and on mine your hand | D |
| Oases green arise and camel bells | E |
| For in the long adventure of your eyes | F |
| Are all the wandering ways to Paradise | G |
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| Existence in your being comes and goes | H |
| What were the garden love without the rose | H |
| In vain were ears to hear | I |
| And eyes in vain | A |
| Lacking your ordered music sphere to sphere | J |
| Blind should your beauty blossom not again | K |
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| The pulse that shakes the world with rhythmic beat | L |
| Is but the passing of your little feet | L |
| And all the singing vast of all the seas | M |
| Down from the pole | N |
| To the Hesperides | M |
| Is but the praying echo of your soul | N |
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| Therefore beloved know that this is true | O |
| The world exists and vanishes in you | O |
| Tis not a lover's fancy ask the sky | P |
| If all its stars depend not even as I | P |
| Upon your eyelids when they open or close | M |
| And let the garden answer with the rose | M |
Richard Le Gallienne
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