The Bereaved One Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGHGH IJKJLDLD

She sleeps and I see through a shadowy hazeA
Where the hopes of the past and the dreams that I cherishedB
In the sunlight of brighter and happier daysA
As the mists of the morning have faded and perishedB
She sleeps and will waken to bless me no moreC
Her life has died out like the gleam on the riverD
And the bliss that illumined my bosom of yoreC
Has fled from its dwelling for ever and everD
I had thought in this life not to travel aloneE
I had hoped for a mate in my joys and my sorrowF
But the face of my idol is colder than stoneE
And my path will be lonely without her to morrowF
I was hoping to bask in the light of her smileG
When Fortune and Fame with their laurels had crown d meH
But the fire in her eyes has been dying the whileG
And the thorns of affliction are planted around meH
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There are those that may vent all their grief in their tearsI
And weep till the past is away in the distanceJ
But this wreck of the dream of my sunshiny yearsK
Will hang like a cloud o er the rest of existenceJ
In the depth of my soul she shall ever remainL
My thoughts like the angels shall hover about herD
For our hearts have been reft and divided in painL
And what is this world to be left in without herD

Henry Kendall



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