The Undiscovered Country Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCCBBCDEFDEF| Forever am I conscious moving here | A |
| That should I step a little space aside | B |
| I pass the boundary of some glorified | B |
| Invisible domain it lies so near | C |
| Yet nothing know we of that dim frontier | C |
| Which each must cross whatever fate betide | B |
| To reach the heavenly cities where abide | B |
| Thus Sorrow whispers those that were most dear | C |
| Now all transfigured in celestial light | D |
| Shall we indeed behold them thine and mine | E |
| Whose going hence made black the noonday sun | F |
| Strange is it that across the narrow night | D |
| They fling us not some token or make sign | E |
| That all beyond is not Oblivion | F |
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
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