The Deserted House Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CCDD EFFG HIHI JKLMKLLife and Thought have gone away | A |
Side by side | B |
Leaving door and windows wide | B |
Careless tenants they | A |
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All within is dark as night | C |
In the windows is no light | C |
And no murmur at the door | D |
So frequent on its hinge before | D |
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Close the door the shutters close | E |
Or through the windows we shall see | F |
The nakedness and vacancy | F |
Of the dark deserted house | G |
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Come away no more of mirth | H |
Is here or merry making sound | I |
The house was builded of the earth | H |
And shall fall again to ground | I |
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Come away for Life and Thought | J |
Here no longer dwell | K |
But in a city glorious | L |
A great and distant city have bought | M |
A mansion incorruptible | K |
Would they could have stayed with us | L |
Alfred Lord Tennyson
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