What Grief! The Alley's End Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGH IJKL MNOP DQRS| What grief The alley's end | A |
| Is lost in snow again today | B |
| And once again the silver snakes | C |
| Are crawling through the snow | D |
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| The sky's without a patch of blue | E |
| The steppe's completely smooth and white | F |
| A single crow is struggling hard | G |
| To beat its wings against the storm | H |
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| My soul is frozen as the land | I |
| There is no sign of dawning there | J |
| My languid thought drops off to sleep | K |
| Above my slowly dying work | L |
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| But in my heart still glows a hope | M |
| That accidentally perhaps | N |
| My soul will once again grow young | O |
| And see its native home once more | P |
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| A land where storms may come and go | D |
| Where thought is passionate and pure | Q |
| And where a chosen few can see | R |
| How spring and beauty bloom | S |
Afanasy Afanasyevich Fet
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