Her Going Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE FGCGHI AE FJKH AIHHG CILM FNHJC AKCOK FJHPQ AR FGRC ARC FK AR S II HRRR RHKR| The Wife | A |
| Child why do you linger beside her portal | B |
| None shall hear you now if you knock or clamor | C |
| All is dark hidden in heaviest leafage | D |
| None shall behold you | E |
| - | |
| Truth | F |
| Gone gone the dear the beautiful lady | G |
| I her comrade tarry but to lament her | C |
| Ah the day of her vanishing all things lovely | G |
| Shared in her fleetness | H |
| Tell me her going | I |
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| The Wife | A |
| You are a child How tell you | E |
| - | |
| Truth | F |
| I am a child yet old as the earliest sorrow | J |
| Talk to me as you would to an old old woman | K |
| I own the ages | H |
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| The Wife | A |
| Voices they say gossipped around her dwelling | I |
| She awoke departing they say in silence | H |
| I am glad she is gone The old hurt fastens | H |
| Hate is upon me | G |
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| It was hard to live down the day and wonder | C |
| Wonder why the tears were forever welling | I |
| Wonder if on his lips her kiss I tasted | L |
| Turning to claim him | M |
| - | |
| Truth | F |
| Jealousy mad brooding blind and unfettered | N |
| Takes its terrible leap over lie and malice | H |
| Who shall question her now in the land of shadow | J |
| Who shal uphold her | C |
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| The Wife | A |
| It was hard to know that peace had forsaken | K |
| All my house to greet with a dull endeavor | C |
| Babe or book so to forget a moment | O |
| I was forgotten | K |
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| Truth | F |
| Who shall question her now in the land of shadow | J |
| Question the mute pale lips and the marble fingers | H |
| Eyelids fallen on eyes grown dim as the autumn | P |
| Ah the beloved | Q |
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| The Wife | A |
| Go go bringer of ache and discord | R |
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| Truth | F |
| Go I may not Some they think to inter me | G |
| Out of the mold and clay my visible raiment | R |
| Rises forever | C |
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| The Wife | A |
| Hers the sin that lured the light from our threshold | R |
| Hers the sin that I lost his love and grew bitter | C |
| - | |
| Truth | F |
| Lost his love You never possessed it woman | K |
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| The Wife | A |
| Sharp tongue have pity | R |
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| Yes I knew But I loved him hoping for all | S |
| I said in my heart 'Time shall bring buds to blossom ' | - |
| I almost saw the flower of the flame descending | I |
| Then she came toying | I |
| - | |
| He is mine mine by the laws of the ages | H |
| Mine mine mine yes body and spirit | R |
| I am glad she has gone her way to the shadow | R |
| Hate is upon me | R |
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| Oh the bar over which my soul would see | R |
| All that eludes my soul while he remembers | H |
| You dispel if you can my avenging passion | K |
| Clouds are before me | R |
Eleanor Agnes Lee
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