Parting Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCA AADDEEA FGHHFGF FGIIJJF KLMMNNK LKNNOOL

O tell me friends while yet we partA
And heart can yet be heard of heartA
O tell me then for what is itB
Our early plan of life we quitB
From all our old intentions rangeC
And why does all so wholly changeC
O tell me friends while yet we partA
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O tell me friends while yet we partA
The rays that from the centre startA
Within the orb of one warm sunD
Unless I err have once begunD
Why is it thus they still divergeE
And whither tends the course they urgeE
O tell me friends while yet we partA
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O tell me friends while yet ye hearF
May it not be some coming yearG
These ancient paths that here divideH
Shall yet again run side by sideH
And you from there and I from hereF
All on a sudden reappearG
O tell me friends while yet ye hearF
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O tell me friends ye hardly hearF
And if indeed ye did I fearG
Ye would not say ye would not speakI
Are you so strong am I so weakI
And yet how much so e'er I yearnJ
Can I not follow nor you turnJ
O tell me friends ye hardly hearF
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O tell me friends ere words are o'erK
There's something in me sad and soreL
Repines and underneath my eyesM
I feel a somewhat that would riseM
O tell me O my friends and youN
Do you feel nothing like it tooN
O tell me friends ere words are o'erK
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O tell me friends that are no moreL
Do you too think ere it is o'erK
Old times shall yet come round as erstN
And we be friends as we were firstN
Or do you judge that all is vainO
Except that rule that none complainO
O tell me friends that are no moreL

Arthur Hugh Clough



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