Let The Weary World Go Round Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABBCBBC DCDCDCD EFEFGGHFFH IJKLMK

Let the weary world go roundA
What care IB
Life's a surfeiting of soundA
I would dieB
It would be so sweet to lieB
Under waving grassesC
Where a maiden's footstep slyB
Tremulous for a lover nighB
Sometimes passesC
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Why why remainD
Graves are the sovereign simplesC
Against life's painD
Graves are the sheltering wimplesC
Against life's rainD
Graves are a mother's dimplesC
When we complainD
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O Death beautiful DeathE
Why do they thee disfigureF
To me thy touch thy breathE
Hath nor alarm nor rigourF
Thee do I long awaitG
I think thee very lateG
I pine much to be goingH
Others have gone beforeF
I hunger more and moreF
To know what they are knowingH
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Heart heart be thou contentI
Accept thy banishmentJ
Like other sorrows life will end for theeK
Yet for a little whileL
Bear with this harsh ex leM
And Death will soften and will send for theeK

Alfred Austin



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