The Seen And The Unseen Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE FGHG| THEY cry 'How light the heart and bright | A |
| From which proceed such strains of | B |
| gladness ' | C |
| They can't discern the pangs that burn | D |
| And seek to drive the bard to madness | E |
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| From pryers vain he hides his pain | F |
| And while with skill his harp lie's plying | G |
| They mark the bloom upon the tomb | H |
| But not the ruin in it lying | G |
Joseph Skipsey
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