Exit Holiday Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DEFFGG HHIIII

Farewell to the feast day the pray'r book is stainedA
With tears of the booth scarce a trace has remainedA
The lime branch is withered the osiers are dyingB
And pale as a corpse the fair palm frond is lyingB
The boughs of grey willow are trodden and brokenC
Friend these are your hopes and your longings unspokenC
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Lo there lie your dreamings all dimm'd and rejectedD
And there lie the joys were so surely expectedE
And there is the happiness blighted and perishedF
And all that aforetime your soul knew and cherishedF
The loved and the longed for the striven for vainlyG
Your whole life before you lies pictured how plainlyG
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The branches are sapless the leaves will decayH
An end is upon us and whence who shall sayH
The broom of the beadle outside now has hustledI
The lime and the palm that so pleasantly rustledI
There blew a cold gust from our sight all is banishedI
The shaft from a cross bow less swiftly had vanishedI

Morris Rosenfeld



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