Prefatory Poem To My Brother's Sonnets Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A ABAB CDCD E E FGFH IJIJ KLKL MNMN

Midnight JuneA
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I-
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Midnight in no midsummer tuneA
The breakers lash the shoresB
The cuckoo of a joyless JuneA
Is calling out of doorsB
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And thou hast vanish'd from thine ownC
To that which looks like restD
True brother only to be knownC
By those who love thee bestD
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II-
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Midnight and joyless June gone by-
And from the deluged parkE
The cuckoo of a worse July-
Is calling thro' the darkE
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But thou art silent undergroundF
And o'er thee streams the rainG
True poet surely to be foundF
When Truth is found againH
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III-
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And now in these unsummer'd skiesI
The summer bird is stillJ
Far off a phantom cuckoo criesI
From out a phantom hillJ
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And thro' this midnight breaks the sunK
Of sixty years awayL
The light of days when life begunK
The days that seem to dayL
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When all my griefs were shared with theeM
As all my hopes were thineN
As all thou wert was one with meM
May all thou art be mineN

Alfred Lord Tennyson



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