Mohini Chatterjee Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFG FHIJIKLDLMNMNANA| I asked if I should pray | A |
| But the Brahmin said | B |
| 'pray for nothing say | A |
| Every night in bed | B |
| 'I have been a king | C |
| I have been a slave | D |
| Nor is there anything | C |
| Fool rascal knave | D |
| That I have not been | E |
| And yet upon my breast | F |
| A myriad heads have lain ' | G |
| - | |
| That he might Set at rest | F |
| A boy's turbulent days | H |
| Mohini Chatterjee | I |
| Spoke these or words like these | J |
| I add in commentary | I |
| 'Old lovers yet may have | K |
| All that time denied | L |
| Grave is heaped on grave | D |
| That they be satisfied | L |
| Over the blackened earth | M |
| The old troops parade | N |
| Birth is heaped on Birth | M |
| That such cannonade | N |
| May thunder time away | A |
| Birth hour and death hour meet | N |
| Or as great sages say | A |
| Men dance on deathless feet ' | - |
William Butler Yeats
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