Epitaph In Old Mode Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBD AECED| The leaves fall gently on the grass | A |
| And all the willow trees and poplar trees and elder trees | B |
| That bend above her where she sleeps | C |
| O all the willow trees the willow trees | B |
| Breathe sighs upon her tomb | D |
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| O pause and pity as you pass | A |
| She loved so tenderly so quietly so hopelessly | E |
| And sometimes comes one here and weeps | C |
| She loved so tenderly so tenderly | E |
| And never told them whom | D |
John Collings Squire, Sir
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