Ah! Yet Consider It Again! Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABC DEBC FFBC GGBC| Old things need not be therefore true | A |
| O brother men nor yet the new | A |
| Ah still awhile the old thought retain | B |
| And yet consider it again | C |
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| The souls of now two thousand years | D |
| Have laid up here their toils and tears | E |
| And all the earnings of their pain | B |
| Ah yet consider it again | C |
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| We what do we see each a space | F |
| Of some few yards before his face | F |
| Does that the whole wide plan explain | B |
| Ah yet consider it again | C |
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| Alas the great world goes its way | G |
| And takes its truth from each new day | G |
| They do not quit nor can retain | B |
| Far less consider it again | C |
Arthur Hugh Clough
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