Falling Stars. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDDAEFCGGAHIHJJKL MLNN| Only a falling star | A |
| What was it to him | B |
| If millions of mortals were | C |
| Hurled down the dim | B |
| Dark void to the abyss | D |
| His world was this | D |
| Only a falling star | A |
| The Earth was sure | E |
| To outlive him at least | F |
| Whatever were | C |
| Their fates who yonder passed | G |
| His star would last | G |
| Only a falling star | A |
| What if some day | H |
| The Earth as in a flash | I |
| Too passed away | H |
| Would say a Mars man sigh | J |
| As we flamed by | J |
| Only a world gone out | K |
| With all its care | L |
| God but a speck at most | M |
| In Thy great air | L |
| As 'twere an insect's breath | N |
| Breathed out in death | N |
Robert Crawford
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