What Of The Darkness? Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBAA CCDDAA EEFFAA| What of the darkness Is it very fair | A |
| Are there great calms and find ye silence there | A |
| Like soft shut lilies all your faces glow | B |
| With some strange peace our faces never know | B |
| With some great faith our faces never dare | A |
| Dwells it in Darkness Do you find it there | A |
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| Is it a Bosom where tired heads may lie | C |
| Is it a Mouth to kiss our weeping dry | C |
| Is it a Hand to still the pulse's leap | D |
| Is it a Voice that holds the runes of sleep | D |
| Day shows us not such comfort anywhere | A |
| Dwells it in Darkness Do you find it there | A |
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| Out of the Day's deceiving light we call | E |
| Day that shows man so great and God so small | E |
| That hides the stars and magnifies the grass | F |
| O is the Darkness too a lying glass | F |
| Or undistracted do you find truth there | A |
| What of the Darkness Is it very fair | A |
Richard Le Gallienne
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