The Day Of Hope Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCB DEDFGGF HHIJKKJ LALAAAA MIMINNI

THE days of absence and the bitter nightsA
Of separation all are at an endB
Where is the influence of the star that blightsA
My hope The omen answers At an endB
Autumn's abundance creeping Autumn's mirthC
Are ended and forgot when o'er the earthC
The wind of Spring with soft warm feet doth wendB
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The Day of Hope hid beneath Sorrow's veilD
Has shown its face ah cry that all may hearE
Come forth the powers of night no more prevailD
Praise be to God now that the rose is nearF
With long desired and flaming coronetG
The cruel stinging thorns all men forgetG
The wind of Winter ends its proud careerF
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The long confusion of the nights that wereH
Anguish that dwelt within my heart is o'erH
'Neath the protection of my lady's hairI
Grief nor disquiet come to me no moreJ
What though her curls wrought all my miseryK
My lady's gracious face can comfort meK
And at the end give what I sorrow forJ
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Light hearted to the tavern let me goL
Where laughs the pipe the merry cymbals kissA
Under the history of all my woeL
My mistress sets her hand and writes FinisA
Oh linger not nor trust the inconstant daysA
That promised Where thou art thy lady staysA
The tale of separation ends with thisA
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Joy's certain path oh Saki thou hast shownM
Long may thy cup be full thy days be fairI
Trouble and sickness from my breast have flownM
Order and health thy wisdom marshals thereI
Not one that numbered Hafiz' name amongN
The great unnumbered were his tears unsungN
Praise him that sets an end to endless careI

Shams Al-din Hafiz Shirazi



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