At Parting Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABAB CDCDCD EFEFEF GHGHGI| What is there left for us to say | A |
| Now it has come to say good by | B |
| And all our dreams of yesterday | A |
| Have vanished in the sunset sky | B |
| What is there left for us to say | A |
| Now different ways before us lie | B |
| - | |
| A word of hope a word of cheer | C |
| A word of love that still shall last | D |
| When we are far to bring us near | C |
| Through memories of the happy past | D |
| A word of hope a word of cheer | C |
| To keep our sad hearts true and fast | D |
| - | |
| What is there left for us to do | E |
| Now it has come to say farewell | F |
| And care that bade us once adieu | E |
| Returns again with us to dwell | F |
| What is there left for us to do | E |
| Now different ways our fates compel | F |
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| Clasp hands and sigh touch lips and smile | G |
| And look the love that shall remain | H |
| When severed so by many a mile | G |
| The sweetest balm for bitterest pain | H |
| Clasp hands and sigh touch lips and smile | G |
| And trust in GOD to meet again | I |
Madison Julius Cawein
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