Remembrance Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAAAAA CDDCEE| Alone I pace the path we walked last year | A |
| Dost thou remember it Then everywhere | B |
| The wheat fields shimmered in the summer glare | B |
| But now the moonbeams sparkle silver clear | A |
| On swollen stream and meadows dun and drear | A |
| While with the myriad blossoms that they bear | A |
| The cherry trees perfume the evening air | A |
| And gaunt and cold the ruined house stands near | A |
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| The aspens whisper to the passing breeze | C |
| I hear the night hawk's scream the pipe of frogs | D |
| The baying of the distant village dogs | D |
| The lapping waves the rustle of the trees | C |
| And every sound is musical to me | E |
| For every sound is a sweet song of thee | E |
Arthur Weir
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