The World Is With Me Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACBCDEDEDE| The world is with me and its many cares | A |
| Its woes its wants the anxious hopes and fears | B |
| That wait on all terrestrial affairs | A |
| The shades of former and of future years | B |
| Forboding fancies and prophetic tears | A |
| Quelling a spirit that was once elate | C |
| Heavens what a wilderness the world appears | B |
| Where youth and mirth and health are out of date | C |
| But no a laugh of innocence and joy | D |
| Resounds like music of the fairy race | E |
| And gladly turning from the world's annoy | D |
| I gaze upon a little radiant face | E |
| And bless internally the merry boy | D |
| Who makes a son shine in a shady place | E |
Thomas Hood
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