Fifty Years Apart Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHAH IJAJ DDKD LMNMThey sit in the winter gloaming | A |
And the fire burns bright between | B |
One has passed seventy summers | C |
And the other just seventeen | B |
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They rest in a happy silence | D |
As the shadows deepen fast | E |
One lives in a coming future | F |
And one in a long long past | E |
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Each dreams of a rush of music | G |
And a question whispered low | H |
One will hear it this evening | A |
One heard it long ago | H |
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Each dreams of a loving husband | I |
Whose brave heart is hers alone | J |
For one the joy is coming | A |
For one the joy has flown | J |
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Each dreams of a life of gladness | D |
Spent under the sunny skies | D |
And both the hope and the memory | K |
Shine in the happy eyes | D |
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Who knows which dream is the brightest | L |
And who knows which is the best | M |
The sorrow and joy are mingled | N |
But only the end is rest | M |
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