The Labyrinth Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDEFFGGHHIIJJKKHH LLMM| Wild overgrown hedges gleam through the mist | A |
| enchanted wildness and curiosity cannot resist | A |
| To experience that longing of its source to claim | B |
| to know that purpose due to some strain | C |
| Pacing along endless entangled hedges | D |
| with distance footsteps echoes at mental edges | E |
| Round green corridors and spiders stretching time | F |
| every wrong step seams like a web of chime | F |
| All mighty thoughts just simply suggest | G |
| to give the rational mind a rest | G |
| In still the ego dies with a tear as a start | H |
| remembered mantras gushing to the heart | H |
| From spheres to spheres in harmonic ease | I |
| the path more bright speaks melodies | I |
| The pulse of quiet and greatest care | J |
| centerfold and intimate shrine to declare | J |
| Every little love that counts as tiny tickle star | K |
| strength that moves worlds from very far | K |
| One equal temper of a heroic heart | H |
| taken life s mazes to virtues art | H |
| Loving circles in circles of relation | L |
| choices from a free will to free will foundation | L |
| The labyrinth disguised in melancholy blues | M |
| not considering the quiet divine in confuse | M |
Robert Rittel
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