Out Of Hope Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGI| IF through the rain and wind along the street | A |
| Where the wet stone reflects the flickering gas | B |
| Some weeping autumn night your wandering feet | A |
| Lost in a lonely world should chance to pass | B |
| If passing many doors that welcomed you | C |
| When robes of good renown your dear name wore | D |
| Your feet again as once they used to do | C |
| Paused at my door | D |
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| Should I shut fast my heart for the old ill | E |
| The old wrong done the sorrow and the sin | F |
| Or only knowing that I love you still | E |
| Should I throw wide the door and let you in | F |
| Come with your sins my tears shall wash them all | G |
| The heart you broke still waits to be your home | H |
| Yet if you came Oh lost beyond recall | G |
| You never more will come | I |
Edith Nesbit
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