Bright Life Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAABCA DEDEDE| Come now I said put off these webs of death | A |
| Distract this leaden yearning of thine eyes | B |
| From lichened banks of peace sad mysteries | C |
| Of dust fallen in where passed the flitting breath | A |
| Turn thy sick thoughts from him that slumbereth | A |
| In mouldered linen to the living skies | B |
| The sun's bright clouded principalities | C |
| The salt deliciousness the sea breeze hath | A |
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| Lay thy warm hand on earth's cold clods and think | D |
| What exquisite greenness sprouts from these to grace | E |
| The moving fields of summer on the brink | D |
| Of arch d waves the sea horizon trace | E |
| Whence wheels night's galaxy and in silence sink | D |
| The pride in rapture of life's dwelling place | E |
Walter De La Mare
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