Hope Comes Again Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DBDB EFEF| Hope comes again to this heart long a stranger | A |
| Once more she sings me her flattering strain | B |
| But hush gentle syren for ah there's less danger | A |
| In still suffering on than in hoping again | C |
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| Long long in sorrow too deep for repining | D |
| Gloomy but tranquil this bosom hath lain | B |
| And joy coming now like a sudden light shining | D |
| O'er eyelids long darkened would bring me but pain | B |
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| Fly then ye visions that Hope would shed o'er me | E |
| Lost to the future my sole chance of rest | F |
| Now lies not in dreaming of bliss that's before me | E |
| But ah in forgetting how once I was blest | F |
Thomas Moore
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