Tears Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD DBBD EFGEFG| Mourn that which will not come again | A |
| The joy the strength of early years | B |
| Bow down thy head and let thy tears | C |
| Water the grave where hope lies slain | D |
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| For tears are like a summer rain | D |
| To murmur in a mourner's ears | B |
| To soften all the field of fears | B |
| To moisten valleys parched with pain | D |
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| And though thy tears will not awake | E |
| What lies beneath of young or fair | F |
| And sleeps so sound it draws no breath | G |
| Yet watered thus the sod may break | E |
| In flowers which sweeten all the air | F |
| And fill with life the place of death | G |
Robert Fuller Murray
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