Good-bye Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BABA CDCE CFCF AGAG| To Miss E E | A |
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| I cannot write my tears are flowing fast | B |
| Yet weeping is unnatural to me | A |
| Oh that this hour of bitterness was past | B |
| The parting hour with all I love and thee | A |
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| If I had never met or loved thee so | C |
| To part would not have caused me this sharp pain | D |
| Parting so oft occurring here below | C |
| And they who part so seldom meet again | E |
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| Yet over land or sea where'er I go | C |
| My home my friends shall flit before my eyes | F |
| And oft I anxiously shall wish to know | C |
| If in thy bosom thoughts of me arise | F |
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| Oh I will think of bygone days of glee | A |
| Though on each point of bitter sorrow driven | G |
| I will not bid thee to remember me | A |
| But oh see to it that we meet in Heaven | G |
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Nora Pembroke (margaret Moran Dixon Mcdougall)
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