Prefatory Poem To My Brother's Sonnets Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A ABAB CDCD E E FGFH IJIJ KLKL MNMNMidnight June | A |
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I | - |
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Midnight in no midsummer tune | A |
The breakers lash the shores | B |
The cuckoo of a joyless June | A |
Is calling out of doors | B |
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And thou hast vanish'd from thine own | C |
To that which looks like rest | D |
True brother only to be known | C |
By those who love thee best | D |
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II | - |
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Midnight and joyless June gone by | - |
And from the deluged park | E |
The cuckoo of a worse July | - |
Is calling thro' the dark | E |
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But thou art silent underground | F |
And o'er thee streams the rain | G |
True poet surely to be found | F |
When Truth is found again | H |
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III | - |
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And now in these unsummer'd skies | I |
The summer bird is still | J |
Far off a phantom cuckoo cries | I |
From out a phantom hill | J |
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And thro' this midnight breaks the sun | K |
Of sixty years away | L |
The light of days when life begun | K |
The days that seem to day | L |
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When all my griefs were shared with thee | M |
As all my hopes were thine | N |
As all thou wert was one with me | M |
May all thou art be mine | N |
Alfred Lord Tennyson
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