In A Disused Graveyard Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACCCCDDEEFGFG| The living come with grassy tread | A |
| To read the gravestones on the hill | B |
| The graveyard draws the living still | B |
| But never anymore the dead | A |
| The verses in it say and say | C |
| The ones who living come today | C |
| To read the stones and go away | C |
| Tomorrow dead will come to stay | C |
| So sure of death the marbles rhyme | D |
| Yet can't help marking all the time | D |
| How no one dead will seem to come | E |
| What is it men are shrinking from | E |
| It would be easy to be clever | F |
| And tell the stones Men hate to die | G |
| And have stopped dying now forever | F |
| I think they would believe the lie | G |
Robert Frost
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