Matthew Arnold Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCBBCCB DEFEFD| DIED APRIL | A |
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| Within that wood where thine own scholar strays | B |
| O Poet thou art passed and at its bound | C |
| Hollow and sere we cry yet win no sound | C |
| But the dark muttering of the forest maze | B |
| We may not tread nor pierce with any gaze | B |
| And hardly love dare whisper thou hast found | C |
| That restful moonlit slope of pastoral ground | C |
| Set in dark dingles of the songful ways | B |
| - | |
| Gone they have called our shepherd from the hill | D |
| Passed is the sunny sadness of his song | E |
| That song which sang of sight and yet was brave | F |
| To lay the ghosts of seeing subtly strong | E |
| To wean from tears and from the troughs to save | F |
| And who shall teach us now that he is still | D |
Richard Le Gallienne
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