Players Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFEF GHGH IFIF JEJE KLKM EFEF| And after all and after all | A |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp Our passionate prayers and sighs and tears | B |
| Is life a reckless carnival | C |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp And are they lost our golden years | D |
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| Ah no ah no for long ago | E |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp Ere time could sear or care could fret | F |
| There was a youth called Romeo | E |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp There was a maid named Juliet | F |
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| The players of the past are gone | G |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp The races rise the races pass | H |
| And softly over all is drawn | G |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp The quiet Curtain of the Grass | H |
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| But when the world went wild with Spring | I |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp What days we had Do you forget | F |
| When I of all the world was King | I |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp And you were my Queen Juliet | F |
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| The things that are the things that seem | J |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp Who shall distinguish shape from show | E |
| The great processional splendid dream | J |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp Of life is all I wish to know | E |
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| The gods their faces turn away | K |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp From nations and their little wars | L |
| But we our golden drama play | K |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp Before the footlights of the stars | M |
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| There lives though Time should cease to flow | E |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp And stars their courses should forget | F |
| There lives a grey haired Romeo | E |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp Who loves a golden Juliet | F |
Victor James Daley
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