In The Depths Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF| It is not sweet content be sure | A |
| That moves the nobler Muse to song | B |
| Yet when could truth come whole and pure | A |
| From hearts that inly writhe with wrong | B |
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| 'T is not the calm and peaceful breast | C |
| That sees or reads the problem true | D |
| They only know on whom 't has prest | C |
| Too hard to hope to solve it too | D |
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| Our ills are worse than at their ease | E |
| These blameless happy souls suspect | F |
| They only study the disease | E |
| Alas who live not to detect | F |
Arthur Hugh Clough
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