Gone, Gone Again Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE AGFF HIJH FKKK LLGG KKKM KNKN| Gone gone again | A |
| May June July | B |
| And August gone | C |
| Again gone by | B |
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| Not memorable | D |
| Save that I saw them go | E |
| As past the empty quays | F |
| The rivers flow | E |
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| And now again | A |
| In the harvest rain | G |
| The Blenheim oranges | F |
| Fall grubby from the trees | F |
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| As when I was young | H |
| And when the lost one was here | I |
| And when the war began | J |
| To turn young men to dung | H |
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| Look at the old house | F |
| Outmoded dignified | K |
| Dark and untenanted | K |
| With grass growing instead | K |
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| Of the footsteps of life | L |
| The friendliness the strife | L |
| In its beds have lain | G |
| Youth love age and pain | G |
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| I am something like that | K |
| Only I am not dead | K |
| Still breathing and interested | K |
| In the house that is not dark | M |
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| I am something like that | K |
| Not one pane to reflect the sun | N |
| For the schoolboys to throw at | K |
| They have broken every one | N |
Edward Thomas
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