The Railway Station Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDCEFE| The darkness brings no quiet here the light | A |
| No waking ever on my blinded brain | B |
| The flare of lights the rush and cry and strain | B |
| The engines' scream the hiss and thunder smite | A |
| I see the hurrying crowds the clasp the flight | A |
| Faces that touch eyes that are dim with pain | B |
| I see the hoarse wheels turn and the great train | B |
| Move labouring out into the bourneless night | A |
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| So many souls within its dim recesses | C |
| So many bright so many mournful eyes | D |
| Mine eyes that watch grow fixed with dreams and guesses | C |
| What threads of life what hidden histories | E |
| What sweet or passionate dreams and dark distresses | F |
| What unknown thoughts what various agonies | E |
Archibald Lampman
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