Warning And Reply Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DBD EBEF FBF GBGB DBDB| In the earth the earth thou shalt be laid | A |
| A grey stone standing over thee | B |
| Black mould beneath thee spread | C |
| And black mould to cover thee | B |
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| 'Well there is rest there | D |
| So fast come thy prophecy | B |
| The time when my sunny hair | D |
| Shall with grass roots entwined be ' | - |
| - | |
| But cold cold is that resting place | E |
| Shut out from joy and liberty | B |
| And all who loved thy living face | E |
| Will shrink from it shudderingly | F |
| - | |
| 'Not so Here the world is chill | F |
| And sworn friends fall from me | B |
| But there they will own me still | F |
| And prize my memory ' | - |
| - | |
| Farewell then all that love | G |
| All that deep sympathy | B |
| Sleep on Heaven laughs above | G |
| Earth never misses thee | B |
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| Turf sod and tombstone drear | D |
| Part human company | B |
| One heart breaks only here | D |
| But that heart was worthy thee | B |
Emily Jane Bronta
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