Hopeless Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFG CHIJKLMB| I think through the long long evenings | A |
| Such thoughts of intensest pain | B |
| And I hope and watch for her coming | C |
| But I hope and watch in vain | B |
| My life is a long long journey | D |
| Over a barren moor | E |
| With nought but my own dark shadow | F |
| Hastening on before | G |
| - | |
| I'm weary of all this watching | C |
| Aweary of life and thought | H |
| For there's little hope in the distance | I |
| And for peace I know it not | J |
| Oh why must we think and shudder | K |
| And shudder and think again | L |
| When life's but a dance of shadows | M |
| Haunting a barren plain | B |
Charles Sangster
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