For A Dead Lady Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABACDDCCEFEFGGHFIFIF JJKF

No more with overflowing lightA
Shall fill the eyes that now are fadedB
Nor shall another's fringe with nightA
Their woman hidden world as they didC
No more shall quiver down the daysD
The flowing wonder of her waysD
Whereof no language may requiteC
The shifting and the many shadedC
The grace divine definitiveE
Clings only as a faint forestallingF
The laugh that love could not forgiveE
Is hushed and answers to no callingF
The forehead and the little earsG
Have gone where Saturn keeps the yearsG
The breast where roses could not liveH
Has done with rising and with fallingF
The beauty shattered by the lawsI
That have creation in their keepingF
No longer trembles at applauseI
Or over children that are sleepingF
And we who delve in beauty's loreJ
Know all that we have known beforeJ
Of what inexorable causeK
Makes Time so vicious in his reapingF

Edwin Arlington Robinson



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