Logs On The Hearth Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC ECFC GCCC HIHI A| A Memory Of A Sister | A |
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| The fire advances along the log | B |
| Of the tree we felled | C |
| Which bloomed and bore striped apples by the peck | D |
| Till its last hour of bearing knelled | C |
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| The fork that first my hand would reach | E |
| And then my foot | C |
| In climbings upward inch by inch lies now | F |
| Sawn sapless darkening with soot | C |
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| Where the bark chars is where one year | G |
| It was pruned and bled | C |
| Then overgrew the wound But now at last | C |
| Its growings all have stagnated | C |
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| My fellow climber rises dim | H |
| From her chilly grave | I |
| Just as she was her foot near mine on the bending limb | H |
| Laughing her young brown hand awave | I |
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| December | A |
Thomas Hardy
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