The Parting Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEAEFGHGIJBJKLGL| 'Twas a fit hour for parting | A |
| For athwart the leaden sky | B |
| The heavy clouds came gathering | A |
| And sailing gloomily | C |
| The earth was drunk with heaven's tears | D |
| And each moaning autumn breeze | E |
| Shook the burthen of its weeping | A |
| Off the overladen trees | E |
| The waterfall rushed swollen down | F |
| In the gloaming still and gray | G |
| With a foam wreath on the angry brow | H |
| Of each wave that flashed away | G |
| My tears were mingling with the rain | I |
| That fell so cold and fast | J |
| And my spirit felt thy low deep sigh | B |
| Through the wild and roaring blast | J |
| The beauty of the summer woods | K |
| Lay rustling round our feet | L |
| And all fair things had passed away | G |
| 'Twas an hour for parting meet | L |
Frances Anne Kemble (fanny)
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