Fragment Ii - Sunset Poem Rhyme Scheme

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The day and its delights are done	A
So all delights and days expire	B
Down in the dim sad West the sun	A
Is dying like a dying fire	C
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The fiercest lances of his light	D
Are spent I watch him droop and die	E
Like a great king who falls in fight	D
None dared the duel of his eye	E
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Living but now his eye is dim	F
The eyes of all may stare at him	F
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How lovely in his strength at morn	G
He orbed along the burning blue	H
The blown gold of his flying hair	I
Was tangled in green tress d trees	J
And netted in the river sand	K
In gleaming links of amber clear	L
But all his shining locks are shorn	G
His brow of its bright crown is bare	I
The golden sceptre leaves his hand	K
And deeper darker grows the hue	H
Of the dim purple draperies	J
And cloudy banners round his bier	M
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O beautiful rose hearted dawn	N
O splendid noon of gold and blue	H
Is this wan glimmer all of you	H
Where are the blush and bloom ye gave	O
To laughing land and smiling sea	P
The swift lights that did flash and shiver	C
In diamond rain upon the river	C
And set a star in each blue wave	O
Where are the merry lights and shadows	Q
That danced through wood and over lawn	N
And flew across the dewy meadows	Q
Like white nymphs chased by satyr lovers	R
Faded and perished utterly	P
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All delicate and all rich colour	C
In flower and cloud on lawn and lea	P
On butterfly and bird and bee	P
A little space and all are gone	N
And darkness like a raven hovers	R
Above the death bed of the day	S
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So when the long last night draws on	T
And all the world grows ghastly gray	S
We see our beautiful and brave	O
Wither and watch with heavy sighs	U
The life light dying in their eyes	U
The love light slowly fading out	V
Leaving no faint hope in their place	W
But only on each dear wan face	W
The shadow of a weary doubt	V
The ashen pallor of the grave	O
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O gracious morn and golden noon	X
With what fair dreams did ye depart	Y
Beloved so well and lost so soon	X
I could not fold you to my breast	Z
I could not hide you in my heart	Y
I saw the watchers in the West	Z
Sad shrouded shapes with hands that wring	A2
And phantom fingers beckoning	A2

Victor James Daley

Fragment Ii - Sunset Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

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