Silent Grief Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGH| Where is now my peace of mind | A |
| Gone alas for evermore | B |
| Turn where'er I may I find | A |
| Thorns where roses bloomed before | B |
| O'er the green fields of my soul | C |
| Where the springs of joy were found | D |
| Now the clouds of sorrow roll | C |
| Shading all the prospect round | D |
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| Do I merit pangs like these | E |
| That have cleft my heart in twain | F |
| Must I to the very lees | E |
| Drain thy bitter chalice Pain | F |
| Silent grief all grief excels | G |
| Life and it together part | H |
| Like a restless worm it dwells | G |
| Deep within the human heart | H |
George Pope Morris
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