Those Evening Bells Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCAA DEAA| Those evening bells those evening bells | A |
| How many a tale their music tells | A |
| Of Yorkshire cakes and crumpets prime | B |
| And letters only just in time | B |
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| The Muffin boy has passed away | C |
| The Postman gone and I must pay | C |
| For down below Deaf Mary dwells | A |
| And does not hear those Evening Bells | A |
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| And so 'twill be when she is gone | D |
| That tuneful peal will still ring on | E |
| And other maids with timely yells | A |
| Forget to stay those Evening Bells | A |
Thomas Hood
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