Divided Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDD EFEFGG HIJKLM GNGNCC| We came to the dividing line | A |
| Then he passed over and I am here | B |
| Sad and sore is this heart of mine | A |
| That has no power to shed a tear | C |
| For like one who rises and walks in sleep | D |
| I am lost in a dream I cannot weep | D |
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| Yet he was good and fair to see | E |
| I know in my heart he loved me well | F |
| What separated him from me | E |
| I cannot tell oh I cannot tell | F |
| For the blow came sudden and sharp and sore | G |
| And I am alone now for evermore | G |
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| I thought to walk through all our time | H |
| Together linked to a lofty aim | I |
| With sudden wrench I'm left behind | J |
| My heart is slain oh my heart is slain | K |
| And the ghost of my heart within me cries | L |
| Why alas was I made a sacrifice | M |
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| My royal eagle ordained to soar | G |
| Breast to the storm and eyes to the sun | N |
| Up be thy flight and think no more | G |
| Of one the life of whose life is done | N |
| While I stunned and sick with a dumb despair | C |
| Still mourn by the grave of a hope so fair | C |
Nora Pembroke (margaret Moran Dixon Mcdougall)
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