She Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEE FFGHIJ HKLL| I think the dead are tender Shall we kiss | A |
| My lady laughs delighting in what is | B |
| If she but sighs a bird puts out its tongue | C |
| She makes space lonely with a lovely song | D |
| She lilts a low soft language and I hear | E |
| Down long sea chambers of the inner ear | E |
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| We sing together we sing mouth to mouth | F |
| The garden is a river flowing south | F |
| She cries out loud the soul's own secret joy | G |
| She dances and the ground bears her away | H |
| She knows the speech of light and makes it plain | I |
| A lively thing can come to life again | J |
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| I feel her presence in the common day | H |
| In that slow dark that widens every eye | K |
| She moves as water moves and comes to me | L |
| Stayed by what was and pulled by what would be | L |
Theodore Roethke
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