Remembrance Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBBCDDDE AFGGHIIIH ADDDJKKLJ| I | A |
| Swifter far than summer's flight | B |
| Swifter far than youth s delight | B |
| Swifter far than happy night | B |
| Art thou come and gone | C |
| As the earth when leaves are dead | D |
| As the night when sleep is sped | D |
| As the heart when joy is fled | D |
| I am left lone alone | E |
| - | |
| II | A |
| The swallow summer comes again | F |
| The owlet night resumes her reign | G |
| But the wild swan youth is fain | G |
| To fly with thee false as thou | H |
| My heart each day desires the morrow | I |
| Sleep itself is turned to sorrow | I |
| Vainly would my winter borrow | I |
| Sunny leaves from any bough | H |
| - | |
| III | A |
| Lilies for a bridal bed | D |
| Roses for a matron s head | D |
| Violets for a maiden dead | D |
| Pansies let MY flowers be | J |
| On the living grave I bear | K |
| Scatter them without a tear | K |
| Let no friend however dear | L |
| Waste one hope one fear for me | J |
Percy Bysshe Shelley
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