Whither? Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDDBCEEBF F GFHHGFIIGF F| To a Young Girl | A |
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| Say whither whither pretty one | B |
| The hour is young at present | C |
| How hushed is all the world around | D |
| Ere dawn the streets hold not a sound | D |
| O whither whither do you run | B |
| Sleep at this hour is pleasant | C |
| The flowers are dreaming dewy wet | E |
| The bird nests they are silent yet | E |
| Where to before the rising sun | B |
| The world her light is giving | F |
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| To earn a living | F |
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| O whither whither pretty child | G |
| So late at night a strolling | F |
| Alone with darkness round you curled | H |
| All rests and sleeping is the world | H |
| Where drives you now the wind so wild | G |
| The midnight bells are tolling | F |
| Day hath not warmed you with her light | I |
| What aid can'st hope then from the night | I |
| Night's deaf and blind Oh whither child | G |
| Light minded fancies weaving | F |
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| To earn a living | F |
Morris Rosenfeld
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