In Beechwood Cemetery Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEEEF| Here the dead sleep the quiet dead No sound | A |
| Disturbs them ever and no storm dismays | B |
| Winter mid snow caresses the tired ground | A |
| And the wind roars about the woodland ways | B |
| Springtime and summer and red autumn pass | C |
| With leaf and bloom and pipe of wind and bird | D |
| And the old earth puts forth her tender grass | C |
| By them unfelt unheeded and unheard | D |
| Our centuries to them are but as strokes | E |
| In the dim gamut of some far off chime | F |
| Unaltering rest their perfect being cloaks | E |
| A thing too vast to hear or feel or see | E |
| Children of Silence and Eternity | E |
| They know no season but the end of time | F |
Archibald Lampman
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