At Castle Wood Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEG HIHI GJGK ILIL| The day is done the winter sun | A |
| Is setting in its sullen sky | B |
| And drear the course that has been run | A |
| And dim the hearts that slowly die | B |
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| No star will light my coming night | C |
| No morn of hope for me will shine | D |
| I mourn not heaven would blast my sight | C |
| And I ne'er longed for joys divine | D |
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| Through life's hard task I did not ask | E |
| Celestial aid celestial cheer | F |
| I saw my fate without its mask | E |
| And met it too without a tear | G |
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| The grief that pressed my aching breast | H |
| Was heavier far than earth can be | I |
| And who would dread eternal rest | H |
| When labour's hour was agony | I |
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| Dark falls the fear of this despair | G |
| On spirits born of happiness | J |
| But I was bred the mate of care | G |
| The foster child of sore distress | K |
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| No sighs for me no sympathy | I |
| No wish to keep my soul below | L |
| The heart is dead in infancy | I |
| Unwept for let the body go | L |
Emily Bronte
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