To A Friend In Bereavement Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACBBADEFEFD| No comfort nay no comfort Yet would I | A |
| In Sorrow's cause with Sorrow intercede | B |
| Burst not the great heart this is all I plead | B |
| Ah sentence it to suffer not to die | A |
| 'Comfort ' If Jesus wept at Bethany | C |
| That doze and nap of Death how may we bleed | B |
| Who watch the long sleep that is sleep indeed | B |
| Pointing to Heaven I but remind you why | A |
| On earth you still must mourn He who being bold | D |
| For life to come is false to the past sweet | E |
| Of Mortal life hath killed the world above | F |
| For why to live again if not to meet | E |
| And why to meet if not to meet in love | F |
| And why in love if not in that dear love of old | D |
Sydney Thompson Dobell
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