Hereafter. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGH

Ah when this world and I have shaken handsA
And all the frowns of this sad life got throughB
When from pale Care and Sorrow's dismal landsA
I turn a welcome and a wish'd adieuB
How blest and happy to eternal dayC
To endless happiness without a painD
Will my poor weary spirit sail awayC
That long long look'd for better place to gainD
How sweet the scenes will open on her eyeE
Where no more troubles no more cares annoyF
All the sharp troubles of this life torn byE
And safely moor'd in heaven's eternal joyF
Sweet will it seem to Fate's oppressed wormG
As trembling Sunbeams creeping from the stormH

John Clare



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