A Fragment Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCADEEFEEGH| But under all my heart believes the day | A |
| Was not diviner over Athens nor | B |
| The West wind sweeter thro' the Cyclades | C |
| Than here and now and from the altar of To day | A |
| The eloquent quick tongues of flame uprise | D |
| As fervid if not unfaltering as of old | E |
| And life atones with speed and plenitude | E |
| For coarser texture Our poor present will | F |
| Far in the brooding future make a past | E |
| Full of the morning's music still and starred | E |
| With great tears shining on the eyelids' eaves | G |
| Of our immortal faces yearning t'wards the sun | H |
Sydney Wheeler Jephcott
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