After The Club-dance Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB BABA BCBCBlack'on frowns east on Maidon | A |
And westward to the sea | B |
But on neither is his frown laden | A |
With scorn as his frown on me | B |
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At dawn my heart grew heavy | B |
I could not sip the wine | A |
I left the jocund bevy | B |
And that young man o' mine | A |
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The roadside elms pass by me | B |
Why do I sink with shame | C |
When the birds a perch there eye me | B |
They too have done the same | C |
Thomas Hardy
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