When Cora Died Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEGHDCD IJIJCDCD KJKJCDCDBells ring out a joyful sound | A |
Old and young alike seem gay | B |
One more year has gone its round | A |
Again we greet a New Year's Day | B |
Whilst to some they tell of cheer | C |
Other hearts may grief betide | D |
For 'twas in the glad New Year | C |
When our darling Cora died | D |
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Like a snowdrop pure and fair | E |
She had blossomed in our home | F |
Her we nursed with tender care | E |
Lest Death's blighting frost should come | G |
And we prayed to keep her here | H |
But our pleading was denied | D |
Early in the glad New Year | C |
Little darling Cora died | D |
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Death had taken some before | I |
Some from whom 'twas hard to part | J |
And their voices now no more | I |
Come to cheer the longing heart | J |
In that one frail blossom dear | C |
Centered all our hope and pride | D |
Alas Then came the sad New Year | C |
When our darling Cora died | D |
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Since that time the pealing bells | K |
Wake sad echoes in the heart | J |
And the grief that in us dwells | K |
Makes the tears unbidden start | J |
Though they ring so loud and clear | C |
Flinging gladness far and wide | D |
They to me recall the year | C |
When our darling Cora died | D |
John Hartley
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