The Stars Stand Up In The Air Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DEDE FGFG HIHI JKJK| The stars up in the air | A |
| The sun and the moon are gone | B |
| The strand of its waters is bare | A |
| And her sway is swept from the swan | C |
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| The cuckoo was calling all day | D |
| Hid in the branches above | E |
| How my st oacute ir iacute n is fled away | D |
| 'Tis my grief that I gave her my love | E |
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| Three things through love I see | F |
| Sorrow and sin and death | G |
| And my mind reminding me | F |
| That this doom I breathe with my breath | G |
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| But sweeter than violin or lute | H |
| Is my love and she left me behind | I |
| I wish that all music were mute | H |
| And I to all beauty were blind | I |
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| She's more shapely than swan by the strand | J |
| She's more radiant than grass after dew | K |
| She's more fair than the stars where they stand | J |
| 'Tis my grief that her ever I knew | K |
Thomas Macdonagh
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