Alfred, Lord Tennyson Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBACCA DDEAAE FFGHHG IIJKKJ LLKMMK NNOAAO| Emigravit October Vi Mdcccxcii | A |
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| Grief there will be and may | B |
| When King Apollo's bay | B |
| Is cut midwise | A |
| Grief that a song is stilled | C |
| Grief for the unfulfilled | C |
| Singer that dies | A |
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| Not so we mourn thee now | D |
| Not so we grieve that thou | D |
| MASTER art passed | E |
| Since thou thy song didst raise | A |
| Through the full round of days | A |
| E'en to the last | E |
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| Grief there may be and will | F |
| When that the Singer still | F |
| Sinks in the song | G |
| When that the wing d rhyme | H |
| Fails of the promised prime | H |
| Ruined and wrong | G |
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| Not thus we mourn thee we | I |
| Not thus we grieve for thee | I |
| MASTER and Friend | J |
| Since like a clearing flame | K |
| Clearer thy pure song came | K |
| E'en to the end | J |
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| Nay nor for thee we grieve | L |
| E'en as for those that leave | L |
| Life without name | K |
| Lost as the stars that set | M |
| Empty of men's regret | M |
| Empty of fame | K |
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| Rather we count thee one | N |
| Who when his race is run | N |
| Layeth him down | O |
| Calm through all coming days | A |
| Filled with a nation's praise | A |
| Filled with renown | O |
Henry Austin Dobson
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