Why Weepest Thou? Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACCAADEEFGHFD| Why weepest thou | A |
| A few more hours dreary | B |
| And thy spirit the world weary | B |
| Beneath the icy hand of death must bow | A |
| But the fetters then will fall | C |
| And the soul redeemed from thrall | C |
| Will upwards mount in joy tho' chain d now | A |
| Why weepest thou | A |
| The great Eternal One | D |
| Round whom the planets roll | E |
| Beholds each suffering soul | E |
| Prostrate in mortal grief before His Throne | F |
| He numbers every tear | G |
| He stills the throb of fear | H |
| He guides us to our heavenly native zone | F |
| The great Eternal One | D |
Lady Jane Wilde
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