Gloomily The Clouds Poem Rhyme Scheme

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Gloomily the clouds are sailing	A
O'er the dimly moonlit sky	B
Dolefully the wind is wailing	A
Not another sound is nigh	B
Only I can hear it sweeping	A
Heathclad hill and woodland dale	C
And at times the nights's sad weeping	A
Sounds above its dying wail	C
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Now the struggling moonbeams glimmer	D
Now the shadows deeper fall	E
Till the dim light waxing dimmer	D
Scarce reveals yon stately hall	E
	-
All beneath its roof are sleeping	A
Such a silence reigns around	F
I can hear the cold rain steeping	A
Dripping roof and plashy ground	F
	-
No not all are wrapped in slumber	D
At yon chamber window stands	G
One whose years can scarce outnumber	D
The tears that dew his clasped hands	G
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From the open casement bending	A
He surveys the murky skies	H
Dreary sighs his bosom rending	A
Hot tears gushing from his eyes	H
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Now that Autumn's charms are dying	A
Summer's glories long since gone	I
Faded leaves on damp earth lying	A
Hoary winter striding on	J
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'Tis no marvel skies are lowering	A
Winds are moaning thus around	F
And cold rain with ceaseless pouring	A
Swells the streams and swamps the ground	F
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But such wild such bitter grieving	A
Fits not slender boys like thee	K
Such deep sighs should not be heaving	A
Breasts so young as thine must be	K
	-
Life with thee is only springing	A
Summer in thy pathway lies	H
Every day is nearer bringing	A
June's bright flowers and glowing skies	H
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Ah he sees no brighter morrow	L
He is not too young to prove	M
All the pain and all the sorrow	L
That attend the steps of love	N

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