Sonnet Lxxxiv: Farewell To The Glen Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAABCADEDEDE| Sweet stream fed glen why say farewell to thee | A |
| Who far'st so well and find'st for ever smooth | B |
| The brow of Time where man may read no ruth | C |
| Nay do thou rather say farewell to me | A |
| Who now fare forth in bitterer fantasy | A |
| Than erst was mine where other shade might soothe | B |
| By other streams what while in fragrant youth | C |
| The bliss of being sad made melancholy | A |
| And yet farewell For better shalt thou fare | D |
| When children bathe sweet faces in thy flow | E |
| And happy lovers blend sweet shadows there | D |
| In hours to come than when an hour ago | E |
| Thine echoes had but one man's sighs to bear | D |
| And thy trees whispered what he feared to know | E |
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
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