Patriot, The Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCB DED FGFGF H IJIJK H LMLML H KNKNK

AN OLD STORYA
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It was roses roses all the wayB
With myrtle mixed in my path like madC
The house roofs seemed to heave and swayB
The church spires flamed such flags they hadC
A year ago on this very dayB
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II-
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The air broke into a mist with bellsD
The old walls rocked with the crowd and criesE
Had I said Good folk mere noise repelsD
But give me your sun from yonder skies ''-
They had answered And afterward what else ''-
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III-
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Alack it was I who leaped at the sunF
To give it my loving friends to keepG
Nought man could do have I left undoneF
And you see my harvest what I reapG
This very day now a year is runF
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IVH
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There's nobody on the house tops nowI
Just a palsied few at the windows setJ
For the best of the sight is all allowI
At the Shambles' Gate or better yetJ
By the very scaffold's foot I trowK
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VH
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I go in the rain and more than needsL
A rope cuts both my wrists behindM
And I think by the feel my forehead bleedsL
For they fling whoever has a mindM
Stones at me for my year's misdeedsL
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VIH
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Thus I entered and thus I goK
In triumphs people have dropped down deadN
Paid by the world what dost thou oweK
Me '' God might question now insteadN
'Tis God shall repay I am safer soK

Robert Browning



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Anjan jyoti mudoi: I was study this poem 2005 when I was in class 10 .I love the poem too much.
 

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