Life And Death Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDAD| Death after life shall we sigh as we say it | A |
| Sigh as if death were the end for us all | B |
| Pale at the thought as in silence we weigh it | A |
| Yield our dull souls to it bending in thrall | B |
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| Life after death look ahead weakling spirit | C |
| Sure is the way to a world that is ours | D |
| Death is fruition why then should we fear it | A |
| Death the fruition of life's budding powers | D |
Helen Leah Reed
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