The New Moon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDEEFF| Day you have bruised and beaten me | A |
| As rain beats down the bright proud sea | A |
| Beaten my body bruised my soul | B |
| Left me nothing lovely or whole | B |
| Yet I have wrested a gift from you | C |
| Day that dies in dusky blue | C |
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| For suddenly over the factories | D |
| I saw a moon in the cloudy seas | D |
| A wisp of beauty all alone | E |
| In a world as hard and gray as stone | E |
| Oh who could be bitter and want to die | F |
| When a maiden moon wakes up in the sky | F |
Sara Teasdale
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