After Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BBCCDDEEFFGGHH FF| Take the cloak from his face and at first | A |
| Let the corpse do its worst | A |
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| How he lies in his rights of a man | B |
| Death has done all death can | B |
| And absorbed in the new life he leads | C |
| He recks not he heeds | C |
| Nor his wrong nor my vengeance both strike | D |
| On his senses alike | D |
| And are lost in the solemn and strange | E |
| Surprise of the change | E |
| Ha what avails death to erase | F |
| His offence my disgrace | F |
| I would we were boys as of old | G |
| In the field by the fold | G |
| His outrage God's patience man's scorn | H |
| Were so easily borne | H |
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| I stand here now he lies in his place | F |
| Cover the face | F |
Robert Browning
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