To Eleonora Duse I Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCCBBCDEDEDE| Oh beauty that is filled so full of tears | A |
| Where every passing anguish left its trace | B |
| I pray you grant to me this depth of grace | B |
| That I may see before it disappears | C |
| Blown through the gateway of our hopes and fears | C |
| To death's insatiable last embrace | B |
| The glory and the sadness of your face | B |
| Its longing unappeased through all the years | C |
| No bitterness beneath your sorrow clings | D |
| Within the wild dark falling of your hair | E |
| There lies a strength that ever soars and sings | D |
| Your mouth's mute weariness is not despair | E |
| Perhaps among us craven earth born things | D |
| God loves its silence better than a prayer | E |
Sara Teasdale
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