Some Future Day When What Is Now Is Not Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCBB DDBB EEBB FFBB| Some future day when what is now is not | A |
| When all old faults and follies are forgot | A |
| And thoughts of difference passed like dreams away | B |
| We'll meet again upon some future day | B |
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| When all that hindered all that vexed our love | C |
| As tall rank weeds will climb the blade above | C |
| When all but it has yielded to decay | B |
| We'll meet again upon some future day | B |
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| When we have proved each on his course alone | D |
| The wider world and learnt what's now unknown | D |
| Have made life clear and worked out each a way | B |
| We'll meet again we shall have much to say | B |
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| With happier mood and feelings born anew | E |
| Our boyhood's bygone fancies we'll review | E |
| Talk o'er old talks play as we used to play | B |
| And meet again on many a future day | B |
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| Some day which oft our hearts shall yearn to see | F |
| In some far year though distant yet to be | F |
| Shall we indeed ye winds and waters say | B |
| Meet yet again upon some future day | B |
Arthur Hugh Clough
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