At A Child's Grave Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA ABBA BAB ABAA sky contused and rifted like a wound | A |
Red amber gum exudes from the dark tree | B |
A long day s dying Small anatomy | B |
Locked in this nameless grave s neglected mound | A |
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You wait for nothing now but that wild sound | A |
Of trumpets blowing doom and jubilee | B |
And if it came this instant where would I flee | B |
Where hide my terror in the gaping ground | A |
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What crack what rift what gulf would shelter me | B |
And close me over never to be found | A |
When the last hopeless wish is not to be | B |
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But little child you d rise and walk around | A |
And have a name again beneath the tree | B |
Of life you d sit with beams of glory crowned | A |
James Phillip Mcauley
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