Death, In Life Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDDCEE FFGGHH FFIJKK| Ceux ci partent | A |
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| Bk III v February | B |
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| We pass these sleep | C |
| Beneath the shade where deep leaved boughs | D |
| Bend o'er the furrows the Great Reaper ploughs | D |
| And gentle summer winds in many sweep | C |
| Whirl in eddying waves | E |
| The dead leaves o'er the graves | E |
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| And the living sigh | F |
| Forgotten ones so soon your memories die | F |
| Ye never more may list the wild bird's song | G |
| Or mingle in the crowded city throng | G |
| Ye must ever dwell in gloom | H |
| 'Mid the silence of the tomb | H |
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| And the dead reply | F |
| God giveth us His life Ye die | F |
| Your barren lives are tilled with tears | I |
| For glory ye are clad with fears | J |
| Oh living ones oh earthly shades | K |
| We live your beauty clouds and fades | K |
Victor-marie Hugo
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