Even So Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCADEDDFGGHFIJIIKLK K| So it is my dear | A |
| All such things touch secret strings | B |
| For heavy hearts to hear | C |
| So it is my dear | A |
| Very like indeed | D |
| Sea and sky afar on high | E |
| Sand and strewn seaweed | D |
| Very like indeed | D |
| But the sea stands spread | F |
| s one wall with the flat skies | G |
| Where the lean black craft like flies | G |
| Seem well nigh stagnated | H |
| Soon to drop off dead | F |
| Seemed it so to us | I |
| When I was thine and thou wast mine | J |
| And all these things were thus | I |
| But all our world in us | I |
| Could we be so now | K |
| Not if all beneath heaven's pall | L |
| Lay dead but I and thou | K |
| Could we be so now | K |
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
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