To Mrs. J.s. Blackie Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDBBDEFEGHH| Dear Friend once in a dream I looking o'er | A |
| The Past saw the Four Seasons slow advance | B |
| Dancing and dancing each her cognizance | C |
| So gave and took that neither dancer bore | D |
| Her sign but in another's symbol wore | D |
| An amulet to lessen or enhance | B |
| Herself till as they fast and faster dance | B |
| I see a dance and lose the dancing four | D |
| Thus thy dear Poet at his sportive will | E |
| Commingling every seasonable mood | F |
| Of old and young and the peculiar ill | E |
| Of each still healing with the other's good | G |
| Bends to a circle life's proverbial span | H |
| Where childhood youth and age are unity in man | H |
Sydney Thompson Dobell
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