Sonnet Lxxxi: Memorial Thresholds Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDDCCD| What place so strange though unreveal d snow | A |
| With unimaginable fires arise | B |
| At the earth's end what passion of surprise | B |
| Like frost bound fire girt scenes of long ago | A |
| Lo this is none but I this hour and lo | A |
| This is the very place which to mine eyes | B |
| Those mortal hours in vain immortalize | B |
| 'Mid hurrying crowds with what alone I know | A |
| City of thine a single simple door | C |
| By some new Power reduplicate must be | D |
| Even yet my life porch in eternity | D |
| Even with one presence filled as once of yore | C |
| Or mocking winds whirl round a chaff strown floor | C |
| Thee and thy years and these my words and me | D |
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
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