Why Be At Pains? - Wooer's Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAACBCB DEDEFEFE| Why be at pains that I should know | A |
| You sought not me | B |
| Do breezes then make features glow | A |
| So rosily | A |
| Come the lit port is at our back | C |
| And the tumbling sea | B |
| Elsewhere the lampless uphill track | C |
| To uncertainty | B |
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| O should not we two waifs join hands | D |
| I am alone | E |
| You would enrich me more than lands | D |
| By being my own | E |
| Yet though this facile moment flies | F |
| Close is your tone | E |
| And ere to morrow's dewfall dries | F |
| I plough the unknown | E |
Thomas Hardy
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