A Letter To Ruth Stone Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEEFG HIJKELM NOPQRSTUV WW TWNow that you have caught sight | A |
of the other side of darkness | B |
the invisible side | C |
so that you can tell | D |
it is rising | E |
first thing in the morning | E |
and know it is there | F |
all through the day | G |
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another sky | H |
clear and unseen | I |
has begun to loom | J |
in your words | K |
and another light is growing | E |
out of their shadows | L |
you can hear it | M |
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now you will be able | N |
to envisage beyond | O |
any words of mine | P |
the color of these leaves | Q |
that you never saw | R |
awake above the still valley | S |
in the small hours | T |
under the moon | U |
three nights past the full | V |
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you know there was never | W |
a name for that color | W |
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From 'The Shadow Of Sirius' | T |
Publisher Copper Canyon Press September | W |
William Stanley Merwin
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