To The Rev. W.h. Brookfield Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDECDE| Brooks for they call'd you so that knew you best | A |
| Old Brooks who loved so well to mouth my rhymes | B |
| How oft we two have heard St Mary's chimes | B |
| How oft the Cantab supper host and guest | A |
| Would echo helpless laughter to your jest | A |
| How oft with him we paced that walk of limes | B |
| Him the lost light of those dawn golden times | B |
| Who loved you well Now both are gone to rest | A |
| You man of humorous melancholy mark | C |
| Dead of some inward agony is it so | D |
| Our kindlier trustier Jaques past away | E |
| I cannot laud this life it looks so dark | C |
| dream of a shadow go | D |
| God bless you I shall join you in a day | E |
Alfred Lord Tennyson
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