On The Tune Called The Old-hundred-and-fourth Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAB DECDE AFCAF GGCGGWe never sang together | A |
Ravenscroft's terse old tune | B |
On Sundays or on weekdays | C |
In sharp or summer weather | A |
At night time or at noon | B |
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Why did we never sing it | D |
Why never so incline | E |
On Sundays or on weekdays | C |
Even when soft wafts would wing it | D |
From your far floor to mine | E |
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Shall we that tune then never | A |
Stand voicing side by side | F |
On Sundays or on weekdays | C |
Or shall we when for ever | A |
In Sheol we abide | F |
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Sing it in desolation | G |
As we might long have done | G |
On Sundays or on weekdays | C |
With love and exultation | G |
Before our sands had run | G |
Thomas Hardy
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