My Heart Is In The East Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEB E| My heart is in the east and I in the uttermost west | A |
| How can I find savour in food How shall it be sweet to me | B |
| How shall I render my vows and my bonds while yet | C |
| Zion lieth beneath the fetter of Edom and I in Arab chains | D |
| A light thing would it seem to me to leave all the good things of Spain | E |
| Seeing how precious in mine eyes to behold the dust of the desolate sanctuary | B |
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| Translated by Nina Salaman | E |
Yehudah Halevi
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