At The Wicket-gate Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHCJKJ| There floated the sounds of church chiming | A |
| But no one was nigh | B |
| Till there came as a break in the loneness | C |
| Her father she I | B |
| And we slowly moved on to the wicket | D |
| And downlooking stood | E |
| Till anon people passed and amid them | F |
| We parted for good | E |
| - | |
| Greater wiser may part there than we three | G |
| Who parted there then | H |
| But never will Fates colder featured | I |
| Hold sway there again | H |
| Of the churchgoers through the still meadows | C |
| No single one knew | J |
| What a play was played under their eyes there | K |
| As thence we withdrew | J |
Thomas Hardy
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