I Was The Midmost Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBCB ADEDEF AGHGHG| I was the midmost of my world | A |
| When first I frisked me free | B |
| For though within its circuit gleamed | C |
| But a small company | B |
| And I was immature they seemed | C |
| To bend their looks on me | B |
| - | |
| She was the midmost of my world | A |
| When I went further forth | D |
| And hence it was that whether I turned | E |
| To south east west or north | D |
| Beams of an all day Polestar burned | E |
| From that new axe of earth | F |
| - | |
| Where now is midmost in my world | A |
| I trace it not at all | G |
| No midmost shows it here or there | H |
| When wistful voices call | G |
| We are fain We are fain from everywhere | H |
| On Earth's bewildering ball | G |
Thomas Hardy
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