The End Of The Day Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCDEE BBFFGGHH IJKKLMAA| To B T | A |
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| Dead tired dog tired as the vivid day | B |
| Fails and slackens and fades away | B |
| The sky that was so blue before | C |
| With sudden clouds is shrouded o'er | D |
| Swiftly stilly the mists uprise | E |
| Till blurred and grey the landscape lies | E |
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| All day we have plied the oar all day | B |
| Eager and keen have said our say | B |
| On life and death on love and art | F |
| On good or ill at Nature's heart | F |
| Now grown so tired we scarce can lift | G |
| The lazy oars but onward drift | G |
| And the silence is only stirred | H |
| Here and there by a broken word | H |
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| O sweeter far than strain and stress | I |
| Is the slow creeping weariness | J |
| And better far than thought I find | K |
| The drowsy blankness of the mind | K |
| More than all joys of soul or sense | L |
| Is this divine indifference | M |
| Where grief a shadow grows to be | A |
| And peace a possibility | A |
Amy Levy
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