Yu-pe-ya-s Dirge For Tse-ky Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAAB ACAAAD EFEEEF| DEAD my beloved This small purple weed | A |
| That grows upon thy grave shall have its time | B |
| To ripen and to wane to bloom and seed | A |
| But thou strong doer mightst not wait thy deed | A |
| But thou oh noblest mightst not wait thy meed | A |
| Dead in thy prime | B |
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| Gone my beloved I that held thine hand | A |
| Left sudden in a joyless waste alone | C |
| I tossing on life's sea and thou to stand | A |
| Hidden in the shadows of the silent strand | A |
| Thou seeing me from where I may not land | A |
| Gone from me gone | D |
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| Sleep well but what for me who still must wake | E |
| Dream joys but what for me who can but weep | F |
| Oh darkened days where never dawn shall break | E |
| Oh weary troth plight I with sorrow make | E |
| But thou rest peaceful care not for my sake | E |
| Dear sleep thy sleep | F |
Augusta Davies Webster
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