To The Memory Of John Keats Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABABABBCBCDE| The World its hopes and fears have pass'd away | A |
| No more its trifling thou shalt feel or see | B |
| Thy hopes are ripening in a brighter day | A |
| While these left buds thy monument shall be | B |
| When Rancour's aims have past in nought away | A |
| Enlarging specks discern'd in more than thee | B |
| And beauties 'minishing which few display | A |
| When these are past true child of Poesy | B |
| Thou shalt survive Ah while a being dwells | B |
| With soul in Nature's joys to warm like thine | C |
| With eye to view her fascinating spells | B |
| And dream entranced o'er each form divine | C |
| Thy worth Enthusiast shall be cherish'd here | D |
| Thy name with him shall linger and be dear | E |
John Clare
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