After Two Days Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBAABCDCDCD| Another night has turned itself to day | A |
| Another day has melted into eve | B |
| And lo again I tread the measured way | A |
| Of word and thought the twain to interweave | B |
| As flowers absorb the rays that they receive | B |
| And all along the woodland where I stray | A |
| I think of thee and Nature keeps me gay | A |
| And sorrow soothes the soul it would bereave | B |
| Nor will I fear that thou so far apart | C |
| So dear to me so fair and so benign | D |
| Wilt un desire the fealty of a heart | C |
| Which evermore is pledg'd to thee and thine | D |
| And turns to thee in regions where thou art | C |
| To hymn the praises of thy face divine | D |
Eric Mackay
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