The Lost Ones Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCBC DEDEDE| Somewhere is music from the linnets' bills | A |
| And thro' the sunny flowers the bee wings drone | B |
| And white bells of convolvulus on hills | A |
| Of quiet May make silent ringing blown | B |
| Hither and thither by the wind of showers | C |
| And somewhere all the wandering birds have flown | B |
| And the brown breath of Autumn chills the flowers | C |
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| But where are all the loves of long ago | D |
| O little twilight ship blown up the tide | E |
| Where are the faces laughing in the glow | D |
| Of morning years the lost ones scattered wide | E |
| Give me your hand O brother let us go | D |
| Crying about the dark for those who died | E |
Francis Ledwidge
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