The Exile Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC BBBBDD| I am that Adam who with Snake for guest | A |
| Hid anguished eyes upon Eve's piteous breast | A |
| I am that Adam who with broken wings | B |
| Fled from the Seraph's brazen trumpetings | B |
| Betrayed and fugitive I still must roam | C |
| A world where sin and beauty whisper of Home | C |
| - | |
| Oh from wide circuit shall at length I see | B |
| Pure daybreak lighten again on Eden's tree | B |
| Loosed from remorse and hope and love's distress | B |
| Enrobe me again in my lost nakedness | B |
| No more with wordless grief a loved one grieve | D |
| But to Heaven's nothingness re welcome Eve | D |
Walter De La Mare
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