If That High World Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBCBD EFGFFBFB| If that high world which lies beyond | A |
| Our own surviving Love endears | B |
| If there the cherish'd heart be fond | A |
| The eye the same except in tears | B |
| How welcome those untrodden spheres | B |
| How sweet this very your to die | C |
| To soar from earth and find all fears | B |
| Lost in thy light Eternity | D |
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| It must be so 'tis not for self | E |
| That we so tremble on the brink | F |
| And striving to o'erleap the gulf | G |
| Yet cling to Being's severing link | F |
| Oh in that future let us think | F |
| To hold each heart the heart that shares | B |
| With them the immortal waters drink | F |
| And soul in soul grow deathless theirs | B |
George Gordon Byron
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