Aspetto Reale Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCADDA EFEGHG| That hour when thou and Grief were first acquainted | A |
| Thou wrotest Come for I have lookt on death | B |
| Piteous I held my indeterminate breath | B |
| And sought thee out and saw how he had painted | C |
| Thine eyes with rings of black yet never fainted | A |
| Thy radiant immortality underneath | D |
| Such stress of dark but then as one that saith | D |
| I know Love liveth sat on by death untainted | A |
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| O to whom Grief too poignant was and dry | E |
| To sow in thee a fountain crop of tears | F |
| O youth O pride set too remote and high | E |
| For touch of solace that gives grace to men | G |
| Thy life must be our death thy hopes our fears | H |
| We weep thou lookest strangely we know thee then | G |
Maurice Henry Hewlett
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