On The Death Of A Certain Journal Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDC EFFG HIIH JKLJ MNOM| So die thou child of stormy dawn | A |
| Thou winter flower forlorn of nurse | B |
| Chilled early by the bigot's curse | B |
| The pedant's frown the worldling's yawn | A |
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| Fair death to fall in teeming June | C |
| When every seed which drops to earth | D |
| Takes root and wins a second birth | D |
| From steaming shower and gleaming moon | C |
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| Fall warm fall fast thou mellow rain | E |
| Thou rain of God make fat the land | F |
| That roots which parch in burning sand | F |
| May bud to flower and fruit again | G |
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| To grace perchance a fairer morn | H |
| In mightier lands beyond the sea | I |
| While honour falls to such as we | I |
| From hearts of heroes yet unborn | H |
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| Who in the light of fuller day | J |
| Of purer science holier laws | K |
| Bless us faint heralds of their cause | L |
| Dim beacons of their glorious way | J |
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| Failure While tide floods rise and boil | M |
| Round cape and isle in port and cove | N |
| Resistless star led from above | O |
| What though our tiny wave recoil | M |
Charles Kingsley
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