Of Her Who Died Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAABB CDCEDD FGFFGH IJIIJJ KLKKLL MNMMON KKKKKK| We look up to the stars tonight | A |
| Idolatrous of them | B |
| And dream that Heaven is in sight | A |
| And each a ray of purest light | A |
| From some celestial gem | B |
| In her bright diadem | B |
| - | |
| Before that lonely home we wait | C |
| Ah nevermore to see | D |
| Her lovely form within the gate | C |
| Where heart and hearthstone desolate | E |
| And vine and shrub and tree | D |
| Seem asking Where is she | D |
| - | |
| There is the cottage Love had planned | F |
| Where hope in ashes lies | G |
| A tower beautiful to stand | F |
| Her monument whose gentle hand | F |
| And presence in the skies | G |
| Make home of Paradise | H |
| - | |
| In wintry bleakness nature glows | I |
| Beneath the stellar ray | J |
| We see the mold but not the rose | I |
| And meditate if knowledge goes | I |
| Into yon mound of clay | J |
| With her who passed away | J |
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| Of sighs and tears and joys denied | K |
| Do echoes reach up there | L |
| Do seraphs know God does how wide | K |
| And deep is sorrow's bitter tide | K |
| Of dolor and despair | L |
| And darkness everywhere | L |
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| Dear angel snatched from our caress | M |
| So suddenly withdrawn | N |
| Alone are we and comfortless | M |
| As in a dome of emptiness | M |
| The old routine goes on | O |
| Aimless since thou art gone | N |
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| Oh dearer unto us than aught | K |
| In all the world beside | K |
| Of thee to cherish blessed thought | K |
| So early thy sweet mission wrought | K |
| As friend as promised bride | K |
| Who lived and loved and died | K |
Hattie Howard
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