To A Well-named Dwelling Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABAAB CCDEED BBFGGFGlad old house of lichened stonework | A |
What I owed you in my lone work | A |
Noon and night | B |
Whensoever faint or ailing | A |
Letting go my grasp and failing | A |
You lent light | B |
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How by that fair title came you | C |
Did some forward eye so name you | C |
Knowing that one | D |
Sauntering down his century blindly | E |
Would remark your sound so kindly | E |
And be won | D |
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Smile in sunlight sleep in moonlight | B |
Bask in April May and June light | B |
Zephyr fanned | F |
Let your chambers show no sorrow | G |
Blanching day or stuporing morrow | G |
While they stand | F |
Thomas Hardy
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