The Dying Year Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEDD DBDB| The year has been a tedious one | A |
| A weary round of toil and sorrow | B |
| And since it now at last is gone | C |
| We say farewell and hail the morrow | B |
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| Yet o'er the wreck which time has wrought | D |
| A sweet consoling ray is shimmered | E |
| The one but compensating thought | D |
| That literary life has glimmered | D |
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| Struggling with hunger and with cold | D |
| The world contemptuously beheld 'er | B |
| The little thing was one year old | D |
| But who'd have cared had she been elder | B |
Eugene Field
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