On The Death Of Mrs. Browning Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAABBDEFFFEF| WHICH of the Angels sang so well in Heaven | A |
| That the approving Archon of the quire | B |
| Cried Come up hither and he going higher | C |
| Carried a note out of the choral seven | A |
| Whereat that cherub to whom choice is given | A |
| Among the singers that on earth aspire | B |
| Beckon d thee from us and thou and thy lyre | B |
| Sudden ascended out of sight Yet even | D |
| In Heaven thou weepest Well true wife to weep | E |
| Thy voice doth so betray that sweet offence | F |
| That no new call should more exalt thee hence | F |
| But for thy harp Ah lend it and such grace | F |
| Shall still advance thy neighbor that thou keep | E |
| Thy seat and at thy side a vacant place | F |
Sydney Thompson Dobell
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