The Hymn To Physical Pain Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AAAA BABA CACA DEDF FGCC ACAC HIHI

Dread Mother of ForgetfulnessA
Who when Thy reign beginsA
Wipest away the Soul's distressA
And memory of her sinsA
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The trusty Worm that dieth notB
The steadfast Fire alsoA
By Thy contrivance are forgotB
In a completer woeA
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Thine are the lidless eyes of nightC
That stare upon our tearsA
Through certain hours which in our sightC
Exceed a thousand yearsA
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Thine is the thickness of the DarkD
That presses in our painE
As Thine the Dawn that bids us markD
Life's grinning face againF
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Thine is the weariness outwornF
No promise shall relieveG
That says at eve quot Would God 'twere morn quotC
At morn quot Would God 'twere eve quotC
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And when Thy tender mercies ceaseA
And life unvexed is dueC
Instant upon the false releaseA
The Worm and Fire renewC
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Wherefore we praise Thee in the deepH
And on our beds we prayI
For Thy return that Thou may'st keepH
The Pains of Hell at bayI

Rudyard Kipling



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