Ah, Hast Thou Gone? Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBB CDCD EFEF BGBG HBHB| Ah hast thou gone from him whose breast | A |
| Bleeds with the thought we are apart | B |
| Whose tears fall vainly and unblest | B |
| Whose all a crushed a broken heart | B |
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| Thou hastenest on Life's thorny way | C |
| Where torrid suns the mountains burn | D |
| Where parch the thirsty plains yet say | C |
| Oh say thou wilt to me return | D |
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| Beyond the rolling wave art thou | E |
| O'er which I waft a sigh to thee | F |
| Beyond the lurid sunset now | E |
| Ablaze upon the western sea | F |
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| Oh think of him whose only thought | B |
| That thought which Friendship cannot tell | G |
| While flows the burning tear unsought | B |
| He loved alas he loved too well | G |
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| Farewell to thee than whom all joy | H |
| No brighter vision e'er can lend | B |
| Go he will be to thee my boy | H |
| A brother more than that a friend | B |
Lennox Amott
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