To Fausta Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDCDB EFGHIJF FKLMLMK| Joy comes and goes hope ebbs and flows | A |
| Like the wave | B |
| Change doth unknit the tranquil strength of men | C |
| Love lends life a little grace | D |
| A few sad smiles and then | C |
| Both are laid in one cold place | D |
| In the grave | B |
| - | |
| Dreams dawn and fly friends smile and die | E |
| Like spring flowers | F |
| Our vaunted life is one long funeral | G |
| Men dig graves with bitter tears | H |
| For their dead hopes and all | I |
| Maz'd with doubts and sick with fears | J |
| Count the hours | F |
| - | |
| We count the hours these dreams of ours | F |
| False and hollow | K |
| Shall we go hence and find they are not dead | L |
| Joys we dimly apprehend | M |
| Faces that smil'd and fled | L |
| Hopes born here and born to end | M |
| Shall we follow | K |
Matthew Arnold
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