And Love Has Changed To Kindliness Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABCCBDDEAEAEAFFAGGA HAHIHIJKLMAANNAA

When love has changed to kindlinessA
Oh love our hungry lips that pressA
So tight that Time's an old god's dreamB
Nodding in heaven and whisper stuffC
Seven million years were not enoughC
To think on after make it seemB
Less than the breath of children playingD
A blasphemy scarce worth the sayingD
A sorry jest When love has grownE
To kindliness to kindlinessA
And yet the best that either's knownE
Will change and wither and be lessA
At last than comfort or its ownE
Remembrance And when some caressA
Tendered in habit once a flameF
All heaven sang out to wakes the shameF
Unworded in the steady eyesA
We'll have that day what shall we doG
Being so noble kill the twoG
Who've reached their second best Being wiseA
Break cleanly off and get awayH
Follow down other windier skiesA
New lures alone Or shall we stayH
Since this is all we've known contentI
In the lean twilight of such dayH
And not remember not lamentI
That time when all is over andJ
Hand never flinches brushing handK
And blood lies quiet for all you're nearL
And it's but spoken words we hearM
Where trumpets sang when the mere skiesA
Are stranger and nobler than your eyesA
And flesh is flesh was flame beforeN
And infinite hungers leap no moreN
In the chance swaying of your dressA
And love has changed to kindlinessA

Rupert Brooke



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