In After Days Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBA AABC AAB AC| In after days when grasses high | A |
| O'er top the stone where I shall lie | A |
| Though ill or well the world adjust | B |
| My slender claim to honour'd dust | B |
| I shall not question nor reply | A |
| - | |
| I shall not see the morning sky | A |
| I shall not hear the night wind sigh | A |
| I shall be mute as all men must | B |
| In after days | C |
| - | |
| But yet now living fain would I | A |
| That some one then should testify | A |
| Saying 'He held his pen in trust | B |
| To Art not serving shame or lust ' | - |
| Will none Then let my memory die | A |
| In after days | C |
Henry Austin Dobson
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