Drops Of His Heart's Blood Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEE FGFGFHH IIIIIJJ KLML

THE nightingale with drops of his heart's bloodA
Had nourished the red rose then came a windB
And catching at the boughs in envious moodC
A hundred thorns about his heart entwinedB
Like to the parrot crunching sugar goodD
Seemed the world to me who could not stayE
The wind of Death that swept my hopes awayE
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Light of mine eyes and harvest of my heartF
And mine at least in changeless memoryG
Ah when he found it easy to departF
He left the harder pilgrimage to meG
Oh Camel driver though the cordage startF
For God's sake help me lift my fallen loadH
And Pity be my comrade of the roadH
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My face is seamed with dust mine eyes are wetI
Of dust and tears the turquoise firmamentI
Kneadeth the bricks for joy's abode and yetI
Alas and weeping yet I make lamentI
Because the moon her jealous glances setI
Upon the bow bent eyebrows of my moonJ
He sought a lodging in the grave too soonJ
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I had not castled and the time is goneK
What shall I play Upon the chequered floorL
Of Night and Day Death won the game forlornM
And careless now Hafiz can lose no moreL

Shams Al-din Hafiz Shirazi



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