Gone Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGD HIJI KDLD JMNM| The heavens look down with chilly frown | A |
| The sun blinks oot wi' watery e'e | B |
| The drift flies fast upon the blast | C |
| The naked trees moan shiveringly | D |
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| The sun is gone by mists withdrawn | E |
| Muffling his head in snow clouds grey | F |
| The earth turns white against the night | G |
| The laden winds drive furiously | D |
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| The flowers are slain that graced the plain | H |
| The earth is locked wi' bitter frost | I |
| And my heart cries to stormy skies | J |
| After the dreary loved and lost | I |
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| The spring will come the flowers will bloom | K |
| The leaves in beauty clothe the tree | D |
| But never more oh never more | L |
| Will my lost darling come to me | D |
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| Beyond the skies her happy eyes | J |
| Look fearlessly in eyes Divine | M |
| The bitter smart the hungry heart | N |
| Waiting with empty arms is mine | M |
Nora Pembroke (margaret Moran Dixon Mcdougall)
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