Revisitation Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDBE DBBCCFF D| It is here the lime tree in the garden path | A |
| The lilac by the wall the ivied wall | B |
| That was so high the heavy close leaved creeper | C |
| The harsh gate jarring on its hinges still | D |
| The echoing clean flags all | B |
| The same the same and never more the same | E |
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| That mound was once a hill | D |
| The old lime tree a forest now as small | B |
| As the poor lilac by the ivied wall | B |
| And this neglected narrow greenery | C |
| A wilderness and I its king and keeper | C |
| Lying upon the grass I saw the sky | F |
| And all its clouds the garden edged the sky | F |
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| The harsh gate jars upon its hinges still | D |
John Freeman
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