The Heart Of Grief Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDDC EEFDDDF CCCGGGC DDHIIJH| YOU will not come again | A |
| Along the deep banked lane | B |
| To where the field and fold so long have missed you | C |
| You know no more the way | D |
| To where so many a day | D |
| Before the world grew gray | D |
| Your lover kissed you | C |
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| The wonders and delights | E |
| Of London days and nights | E |
| Hold fast a soul not made for pastoral pleasures | F |
| The scent of mignonette | D |
| Brings to you no regret | D |
| No withered flowers lie yet | D |
| Among your treasures | F |
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| And I who long for you | C |
| Sad and glad seasons through | C |
| Find my grief's heart in knowing grief will find you | C |
| Some day you too will sigh | G |
| And lay a dead flower by | G |
| And weep to see joy lie | G |
| At last behind you | C |
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| What though the flower you hide | D |
| With London wire be tied | D |
| What though the heart that broke your heart be rotten | H |
| You too at last must miss | I |
| The smile the word the kiss | I |
| And know how hard it is | J |
| To be forgotten | H |
Edith Nesbit
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