The Days Go By Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBAACCDDCC EEFFEE FFGGFF HHIIHH JKLLMJ NNGGNNTHE DAYS go by the days go by | A |
Sadly and wearily to die | A |
Each with its burden of small cares | B |
Each with its sad gift of gray hairs | B |
For those who sit like me and sigh | A |
The days go by The days go by | A |
Ah nevermore on shining plumes | C |
Shedding a rain of rare perfumes | C |
That men call memories they are borne | D |
As in life s many visioned morn | D |
When Love sang in the myrtle blooms | C |
Ah nevermore on shining plumes | C |
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Where is my life Where is my life | E |
The morning of my youth was rife | E |
With promise of a golden day | F |
Where have my hopes gone Where are they | F |
The passion and the splendid strife | E |
Where is my life Where is my life | E |
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My thoughts take hue from this wild day | F |
And like the skies are ashen gray | F |
The sharp rain falling constantly | G |
Lashes with whips of steel the sea | G |
What words are left for Hope to say | F |
My thoughts take hue from this wild day | F |
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I dreamt my life is all a dream | H |
That I should sing a song supreme | H |
To gladden all sad eyes that weep | I |
And take the Harp to Time and sweep | I |
Its chords to some eternal theme | H |
I dreamt my life is all a dream | H |
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The world is very old and wan | J |
The sun that once so brightly shone | K |
Is now as pale as the pale moon | L |
I would that Death came swift and soon | L |
For all my dreams are dead and gone | M |
The world is very old and wan | J |
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The world is young the world is strong | N |
But I in dreams have wandered long | N |
God lives What can Death do to me | G |
The sun is shining on the sea | G |
Yet shall I sing my splendid song | N |
The world is young the world is strong | N |
Victor James Daley
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