Beyond Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABC DCDCE CEFGF HIJIJ KLKLA MAMCN CN| MY heart it lies beyond dear | A |
| In the land of the setting day | B |
| Where the whispers are soft and fond dear | A |
| Of the voices that pass away | B |
| And oft when the night is falling | C |
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| And a calm is on the sea | D |
| I fancy I hear them calling | C |
| rom that far off land for me | D |
| It is only idle dreaming | C |
| But the dream is full of rest | E |
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| And up where that glory is streaming | C |
| From the gates of the golden west | E |
| I wander away in spirit | F |
| With a mingled joy and pain | G |
| Till I almost seem to inherit | F |
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| The sweet dead past again | H |
| I see the old dear faces | I |
| I greet them hand to hand | J |
| But sadly too for the places | I |
| Seem strange in that curious land | J |
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| Till a new light breaks and all other | K |
| Grows dim to my streaming eyes | L |
| For a son has found his mother | K |
| In the depths of the throbbing skies | L |
| Yes my heart it lies beyond dear | A |
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| Where that sun is burning low | M |
| And were you not so fond dear | A |
| I might perhaps but no | M |
| Are you weary already with walking | C |
| And tears What tears dear too | N |
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| How selfish of me to be talking | C |
| My darling in this way to you | N |
Frederick George Scott
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