At A Seaside Town In 1869 - Young Lover's Reverie Poem Rhyme Scheme

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I went and stood outside myself	A
Spelled the dark sky	B
And ship lights nigh	B
And grumbling winds that passed thereby	B
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Then next inside myself I looked	C
And there above	D
All shone my Love	D
That nothing matched the image of	D
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Beyond myself again I ranged	E
And saw the free	F
Life by the sea	F
And folk indifferent to me	F
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O 'twas a charm to draw within	G
Thereafter where	H
But she was care	H
For one thing only her hid there	H
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But so it chanced without myself	A
I had to look	I
And then I took	I
More heed of what I had long forsook	I
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The boats the sands the esplanade	J
The laughing crowd	K
Light hearted loud	K
Greetings from some not ill endowed	K
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The evening sunlit cliffs the talk	L
Hailings and halts	M
The keen sea salts	M
The band the Morgenblatter Waltz	M
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Still when at night I drew inside	N
Forward she came	O
Sad but the same	O
As when I first had known her name	O
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Then rose a time when as by force	P
Outwardly wooed	Q
By contacts crude	Q
Her image in abeyance stood	R
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At last I said This outside life	S
Shall not endure	T
I'll seek the pure	T
Thought world and bask in her allure	T
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Myself again I crept within	G
Scanned with keen care	H
The temple where	H
She'd shone but could not find her there	H
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I sought and sought But O her soul	U
Has not since thrown	V
Upon my own	V
One beam Yea she is gone is gone	W
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From an old note	X

Thomas Hardy

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