Early Death And Fame Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFG HIDJKLMNOPDQ| For him who must see many years | A |
| I praise the life which slips away | B |
| Out of the light and mutely which avoids | C |
| Fame and her less fair followers envy strife | D |
| Stupid detraction jealousy cabal | E |
| Insincere praises which descends | F |
| The quiet mossy track to age | G |
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| But when immature death | H |
| Beckons too early the guest | I |
| From the half tried banquet of life | D |
| Young in the bloom of his days | J |
| Leaves no leisure to press | K |
| Slow and surely the sweets | L |
| Of a tranquil life in the shade | M |
| Fuller for him be the hours | N |
| Give him emotion though pain | O |
| Let him live let him feel I have lived | P |
| Heap up his moments with life | D |
| Triple his pulses with fame | Q |
Matthew Arnold
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