To Jean Ingelow Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCDD EFEFGHDD| When youth was high and life was new | A |
| And days sped musical and fleet | B |
| She stood amid the morning dew | A |
| And sang her earliest measures sweet | B |
| Sang as the lark sings speeding fair | C |
| To touch and taste the purer air | C |
| To gain a nearer view of Heaven | D |
| 'Twas then she sang The Songs of Seven | D |
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| Now farther on in womanhood | E |
| With train d voice and ripened art | F |
| She gently stands where once she stood | E |
| And sings from out her deeper heart | F |
| Sing on dear Singer sing again | G |
| And we will listen to the strain | H |
| Till soaring earth greets bending Heaven | D |
| And seven fold songs grow seventy seven | D |
Susan Coolidge (sarah Chauncey Woolsey)
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