The Coming Of The End Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBBB BCBCB BDBDB BDBDB BEBEB BDBDB| How it came to an end | A |
| The meeting afar from the crowd | B |
| And the love looks and laughters unpenned | B |
| The parting when much was avowed | B |
| How it came to an end | B |
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| It came to an end | B |
| Yes the outgazing over the stream | C |
| With the sun on each serpentine bend | B |
| Or later the luring moon gleam | C |
| It came to an end | B |
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| It came to an end | B |
| The housebuilding furnishing planting | D |
| As if there were ages to spend | B |
| In welcoming feasting and jaunting | D |
| It came to an end | B |
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| It came to an end | B |
| That journey of one day a week | D |
| It always goes on said a friend | B |
| Just the same in bright weathers or bleak | D |
| But it came to an end | B |
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| HOW will come to an end | B |
| This orbit so smoothly begun | E |
| Unless some convulsion attend | B |
| I often said What will be done | E |
| When it comes to an end | B |
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| Well it came to an end | B |
| Quite silently stopped without jerk | D |
| Better close no prevision could lend | B |
| Working out as One planned it should work | D |
| Ere it came to an end | B |
Thomas Hardy
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