Finis Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEGCHIH| Now it's over and now it's done | A |
| Why does everything look the same | B |
| Just as bright the unheeding sun | A |
| Can't it see that the parting came | B |
| People hurry and work and swear | C |
| Laugh and grumble and die and wed | D |
| Ponder what they will eat and wear | C |
| Don't they know that our love is dead | D |
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| Just as busy the crowded street | E |
| Cars and wagons go rolling on | F |
| Children chuckle and lovers meet | E |
| Don't they know that our love is gone | G |
| No one pauses to pay a tear | C |
| None walks slow for the love that's through | H |
| I might mention my recent dear | I |
| I've reverted to normal too | H |
Dorothy Parker
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