The Widower Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCB DEEDE FGGFG HIJHHHH| For a season there must be pain | A |
| For a little little space | B |
| I shall lose the sight of her face | B |
| Take back the old life again | C |
| While She is at rest in her place | B |
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| For a season this pain must endure | D |
| For a little little while | E |
| I shall sigh more often than smile | E |
| Till time shall work me a cure | D |
| And the pitiful days beguile | E |
| - | |
| For that season we must be apart | F |
| For a little length of years | G |
| Till my life's last hour nears | G |
| And above the beat of my heart | F |
| I hear Her voice in my ears | G |
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| But I shall not understand | H |
| Being set on some later love | I |
| Shall not know her for whom I strove | J |
| Till she reach me forth her hand | H |
| Saying quot Who but I have the right quot | H |
| And out of a troubled night | H |
| Shall draw me safe to the land | H |
Rudyard Kipling
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