On A Fine Morning Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCC AADDEEE| Whence comes Solace Not from seeing | A |
| What is doing suffering being | A |
| Not from noting Life's conditions | B |
| Nor from heeding Time's monitions | B |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp But in cleaving to the Dream | C |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp And in gazing at the gleam | C |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp Whereby gray things golden seem | C |
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| II | - |
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| Thus do I this heyday holding | A |
| Shadows but as lights unfolding | A |
| As no specious show this moment | D |
| With its irised embowment | D |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp But as nothing other than | E |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp Part of a benignant plan | E |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp Proof that earth was made for man | E |
Thomas Hardy
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