For Charles Dickens Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGI JKJK LMLM NONO PQPQ

Above our dear Romancer's dustA
Grief takes the place of praiseB
Because of sudden cypress thrustA
Amid the old earned baysB
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Ah when shall such another friendC
By England's fireside sitD
To tell her of her faults yet blendC
Sage words with kindly witD
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He brings no pageants of the pastE
To wile our hearts awayF
But wins our love for those who castE
Their lot with ours to dayF
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He gives us laughter glad and longG
He gives us tears as pureH
He shames us with the published wrongG
We meted to the poorI
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Through webs and dust and weather stainsJ
His sunlike genius paintsK
On life's transfigured chancel panesJ
The angels and the saintsK
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He bade us to a lordly feastL
And gave us of his bestM
And vanished while the mirth increasedL
To be Another's guestM
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For Death had summoned him in hasteN
Where hands of the DivineO
Pour out for him who toiled to tasteN
The Paradisal wineO
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Well God be thanked we did not waitP
His greatness to discernQ
By funeral lights in that Too LateP
When ashes fill the urnQ

Mary Hannay Foott



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