To One Dead Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDED AFAFGFED| A blackbird singing | A |
| On a moss upholstered stone | B |
| Bluebells swinging | A |
| Shadows wildly blown | B |
| A song in the wood | C |
| A ship on the sea | D |
| The song was for you | E |
| and the ship was for me | D |
| - | |
| A blackbird singing | A |
| I hear in my troubled mind | F |
| Bluebells swinging | A |
| I see in a distant wind | F |
| But sorrow and silence | G |
| Are the wood's threnody | F |
| The silence for you | E |
| and the sorrow for me | D |
Francis Ledwidge
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