Oblivion Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BB CC DD EE FF GG HH| Green moss will creep | A |
| Along the shady graves where we shall sleep | A |
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| Each year will bring | B |
| Another brood of birds to nest and sing | B |
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| At dawn will go | C |
| New ploughmen to the fields we used to know | C |
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| Night will call home | D |
| The hunter from the hills we loved to roam | D |
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| She will not ask | E |
| The milkmaid singing softly at her task | E |
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| Nor will she care | F |
| To know if I were brave or you were fair | F |
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| No one will think | G |
| What chalice life had offered us to drink | G |
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| When from our clay | H |
| The sun comes back to kiss the snow away | H |
John Charles Mcneill
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