To Clementina Black Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA ABBA CDDC EE| More blest than was of old Diogenes | A |
| I have not held my lantern up in vain | B |
| Not mine at least this evil to complain | B |
| There is none honest among all of these | A |
| - | |
| Our hopes go down that sailed before the breeze | A |
| Our creeds upon the rock are rent in twain | B |
| Something it is if at the last remain | B |
| One floating spar cast up by hungry seas | A |
| - | |
| The secret of our being who can tell | C |
| To praise the gods and Fate is not my part | D |
| Evil I see and pain within my heart | D |
| There is no voice that whispers All is well | C |
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| Yet fair are days in summer and more fair | E |
| The growths of human goodness here and there | E |
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