Lines Written On Finishing The Life Of Milton Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAC DDEFG GFHIJ H| I CLOSED the book but fancied still | A |
| I heard like distant music roll | B |
| The far off echoes in my soul | B |
| Of his great life I listened till | A |
| Entranced I thought that I could hear | C |
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| His grand old voice amid the gloom | D |
| And in the twilight flooded room | D |
| I almost felt that he was near | E |
| Thou didst not die O Milton when | F |
| Thy life on earth had ceased to be | G |
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| They never die who pass like thee | G |
| Enriching all their brother men | F |
| As often on the edge of morn | H |
| Lingers one star its fellows gone | I |
| Thou shin'st alone and shalt shine on | J |
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| An age of ages yet unborn | H |
Frederick George Scott
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