Rest Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCAADDABEFFE| Sometimes we feel so spent for want of rest | A |
| We have no thought beyond I know to day | B |
| When tired of bitter lips and dull delay | B |
| With faithless words I cast mine eyes upon | C |
| The shadows of a distant mountain crest | A |
| And said That hill must hide within its breast | A |
| Some secret glen secluded from the sun | D |
| Oh mother Nature would that I could run | D |
| Outside to thee and like a wearied guest | A |
| Half blind with lamps and sick of feasting lay | B |
| An aching head on thee Then down the streams | E |
| The moon might swim and I should feel her grace | F |
| While soft winds blew the sorrows from my face | F |
| So quiet in the fellowship of dreams | E |
Henry Kendall
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