Gone, Gone Again Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE AGFF HIJH FKKK LLGG KKKM KNKN

Gone gone againA
May June JulyB
And August goneC
Again gone byB
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Not memorableD
Save that I saw them goE
As past the empty quaysF
The rivers flowE
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And now againA
In the harvest rainG
The Blenheim orangesF
Fall grubby from the treesF
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As when I was youngH
And when the lost one was hereI
And when the war beganJ
To turn young men to dungH
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Look at the old houseF
Outmoded dignifiedK
Dark and untenantedK
With grass growing insteadK
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Of the footsteps of lifeL
The friendliness the strifeL
In its beds have lainG
Youth love age and painG
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I am something like thatK
Only I am not deadK
Still breathing and interestedK
In the house that is not darkM
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I am something like thatK
Not one pane to reflect the sunN
For the schoolboys to throw atK
They have broken every oneN

Edward Thomas



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