Days Of Vanity Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AAAAAA AAABBA CCADDA EEACCA FFAGGA

A dream that wakethA
Bubble that breakethA
Song whose burden sighethA
A passing breathA
Smoke that vanishethA
Such is life that diethA
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A flower that fadethA
Fruit the tree sheddethA
Trackless bird that fliethA
Summer time briefB
Falling of the leafB
Such is life that diethA
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A scent exhalingC
Snow waters failingC
Morning dew that driethA
A windy blastD
Lengthening shadows castD
Such is life that diethA
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A scanty measureE
Rust eaten treasureE
Spending that nought buyethA
Moth on the wingC
Toil unprofitingC
Such is life that diethA
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Morrow by morrowF
Sorrow breeds sorrowF
For this my song sighethA
From day to nightG
We lapse out of sightG
Such is life that diethA

Christina Rossetti



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