Sonnet. To A.m.d Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABCADEEDDE| Methinks I see thee lying calm and low | A |
| Silent and dark within thy earthy bed | B |
| Thy mighty hands in which I trusted dead | B |
| Resting with thy long arms from work or blow | A |
| And the night robe around thy tall form flow | A |
| Down from the kingly face and from the head | B |
| Save by its thick dark curls uncovered | C |
| My brother dear from childhood lying so | A |
| Not often since thou went'st I think of thee | D |
| With inward cares and questionings oppressed | E |
| And yet ere long I seek thee in thy rest | E |
| And bring thee home my heart as full as free | D |
| As sure that thou wilt take me tenderly | D |
| As then when youth and nature made us blest | E |
George Macdonald
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