Alone In Crowds To Wander On Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDDCC EEFFGGHH IJCCHKLL| Alone in crowds to wander on | A |
| And feel that all the charm is gone | B |
| Which voices dear and eyes beloved | C |
| Shed round us once where'er we roved | C |
| This this the doom must be | D |
| Of all who've loved and loved to see | D |
| The few bright things they thought would stay | C |
| For ever near them die away | C |
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| Though fairer forms around us throng | E |
| Their smiles to others all belong | E |
| And want that charm which dwells alone | F |
| Round those the fond heart calls its own | F |
| Where where the sunny brow | G |
| The long known voice where are they now | G |
| Thus ask I still nor ask in vain | H |
| The silence answers all too plain | H |
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| Oh what is Fancy's magic worth | I |
| If all her art cannot call forth | J |
| One bliss like those we felt of old | C |
| From lips now mute and eyes now cold | C |
| No no her spell in vain | H |
| As soon could she bring back again | K |
| Those eyes themselves from out the grave | L |
| As wake again one bliss they gave | L |
Thomas Moore
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