He Fears His Good Fortune Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCBDDEEC FFBBGBHHFFG| There was a glorious time | A |
| At an epoch of my prime | A |
| Mornings beryl bespread | B |
| And evenings golden red | B |
| Nothing gray | C |
| And in my heart I said | B |
| However this chanced to be | D |
| It is too full for me | D |
| Too rare too rapturous rash | E |
| Its spell must close with a crash | E |
| Some day | C |
| - | |
| The radiance went on | F |
| Anon and yet anon | F |
| And sweetness fell around | B |
| Like manna on the ground | B |
| I've no claim | G |
| Said I to be thus crowned | B |
| I am not worthy this | H |
| Must it not go amiss | H |
| Well let the end foreseen | F |
| Come duly I am serene | F |
| And it came | G |
Thomas Hardy
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