The World-s Doing Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDECDE| ONE scarce would think that we can be the same | A |
| Who used in those first childish Junes to creep | B |
| With held breath through the underwood and leap | B |
| Outside into the sun Since this mine aim | A |
| Took me unto itself the joy which came | A |
| Into my eyes at once sits hushed and deep | B |
| Nor even the sorrow moans but falls asleep | B |
| And has ill dreams For you your very name | A |
| Seems altered in mine ears and cannot send | C |
| Heat through my heart as in those days afar | D |
| Wherein we lived indeed with the real life | E |
| Yet why should we feel shame my dear sweet friend | C |
| Are they most honoured who without a scar | D |
| Pace forth all trim and fresh from the splashed strife | E |
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
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