The Swallow Leaves Her Nest Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCBDC EEFCFFC| THE swallow leaves her nest | A |
| The soul my weary breast | A |
| But therefore let the rain | B |
| On my grave | C |
| Fall pure for why complain | B |
| Since both will come again | D |
| O'er the wave | C |
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| The wind dead leaves and snow | E |
| Doth hurry to and fro | E |
| And once a day shall break | F |
| O'er the wave | C |
| When a storm of ghosts shall shake | F |
| The dead until they wake | F |
| In the grave | C |
Thomas Lovell Beddoes
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