Stanzas (ii) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEG HIJI FKGK LMLM ABAB| Put not trust nor tenderness to sleep | A |
| In sorrow sad | B |
| The heart in which a little love may creep | A |
| Is not all bad | B |
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| The darkest hours that wear a wondrous gloom | C |
| Are somewhat light | D |
| If but one ray of brilliancy illume | C |
| The brooding night | D |
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| The field in which the weed and bramble thrive | E |
| Has some of good | F |
| If but a single blossom struggling live | E |
| Amid the rude | G |
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| The ocean vast is not all desolate | H |
| The worlds between | I |
| If on its waters bearing human freight | J |
| One sail is seen | I |
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| All is not harsh and cold amid the wood | F |
| If warbled song | K |
| Resound how feebly through the solitude | G |
| Of tangled wrong | K |
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| The desert barren bleak a waste of sand | L |
| Does never spread | M |
| If spear of grass in verdure green expand | L |
| Above the dead | M |
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| Then put not trust nor tenderness to sleep | A |
| In sorrow sad | B |
| The heart in which a little love may creep | A |
| Is not all bad | B |
Freeman E. Miller
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