Your Last Drive Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBBCC BDBDED BFBFGG HIHIB BJBJKK

Here by the moorway you returnedA
And saw the borough lights aheadB
That lit your face all undiscernedB
To be in a week the face of the deadB
And you told of the charm of that haloed viewC
That never again would beam on youC
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And on your left you passed the spotB
Where eight days later you were to lieD
And be spoken of as one who was notB
Beholding it with a cursory eyeD
As alien from you though under its treeE
You soon would halt everlastinglyD
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I drove not with you Yet had I satB
At your side that eve I should not have seenF
That the countenance I was glancing atB
Had a last time look in the flickering sheenF
Nor have read the writing upon your faceG
'I go hence soon to my resting placeG
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'You may miss me then But I shall not knowH
How many times you visit me thereI
Or what your thoughts are or if you goH
There never at all And I shall not careI
Should you censure me I shall take no heedB
And even your praises I shall not need '-
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True never you'll know And you will not mindB
But shall I then slight you because of suchJ
Dear ghost in the past did you ever findB
Me one whom consequence influenced muchJ
Yet the fact indeed remains the sameK
You are past love praise indifference blameK

Thomas Hardy



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