First Known When Lost Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDC EBBF GHHI| I never had noticed it until | A |
| 'Twas gone the narrow copse | B |
| Where now the woodman lops | B |
| The last of the willows with his bill | A |
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| It was not more than a hedge overgrown | C |
| One meadow's breadth away | D |
| I passed it day by day | D |
| Now the soil is bare as bone | C |
| - | |
| And black betwixt two meadows green | E |
| Though fresh cut fag got ends | B |
| Of hazel made some amends | B |
| With a gleam as if flowers they had been | F |
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| Strange it could have hidden so near | G |
| And now I see as I look | H |
| That the small winding brook | H |
| A tributary's tributary rises there | I |
Edward Thomas
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