To My Dead Dog Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABAAB CCDEED FFBAABAll is noiseless | A |
Cold and voiceless | A |
Lies the form I've oft caressed | B |
Heedless now of blame or praises | A |
'Neath the sunshine and the daisies | A |
Dear old Leo lies at rest | B |
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Eager greeting | C |
Joy at meeting | C |
Watching for my step to come | D |
Grief at briefest separation | E |
Sorrow without affectation | E |
These are over he is dumb | D |
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Loyal ever | F |
Treacherous never | F |
Lifelong love he well expressed | B |
Ah may we deserve like praises | A |
When beneath the sun kissed daisies | A |
We like Leo lie at rest | B |
John L. Stoddard
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