Gone Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACCDEEDD FGGFHHDEEDD IJJIKKDEEDD LFFLMMDEEDD FCCFHHDEEDDD| The night is dark and evermore | A |
| The thick drops patter on the pane | B |
| The wind is weary of the rain | B |
| And round the thatches moaneth sore | A |
| Dark is the night and cold the air | C |
| And all the trees stand stark and bare | C |
| With leaves spread dank and sere below | D |
| Slow rotting on the plashy clay | E |
| In the God's acre far away | E |
| Where she O God lies cold below | D |
| Cold cold below | D |
| - | |
| And many a bitter day and night | F |
| Have pour'd their storms upon her breast | G |
| And chill'd her in her long long rest | G |
| With foul corruption's icy blight | F |
| Earth's dews are freezing round the heart | H |
| Where love alone so late had part | H |
| And evermore the frost and snow | D |
| Are burrowing downward through the clay | E |
| In the God's acre far away | E |
| Where she O God lies cold below | D |
| Cold cold below | D |
| - | |
| Those eyes so full of light are dim | I |
| And the clear chalice of her youth | J |
| All sparkling up with love and truth | J |
| Hath Death drain'd keenly from the brim | I |
| No more can mortal ear rejoice | K |
| In the soft music of her voice | K |
| No wistful eye through tears of woe | D |
| Can pierce down through the heavy clay | E |
| In the God's acre far away | E |
| Where she O God lies cold below | D |
| Cold cold below | D |
| - | |
| A star shines sudden from the sky | L |
| God's angel cometh pure and bright | F |
| Making a radiance through the night | F |
| Unto the place where mute I lie | L |
| Gazing up in rapt devotion | M |
| Shaken by a deep emotion | M |
| And my thoughts no longer go | D |
| Wandering o'er the plashy clay | E |
| In the God's acre far away | E |
| Where she O God lay cold below | D |
| Cold cold below | D |
| - | |
| God's angel ah I divinely bright | F |
| But still the olden grace is there | C |
| The soft brown eyes the raven hair | C |
| The gentle smile of calm delight | F |
| That could such peace and joy impart | H |
| The veil is rent from off my heart | H |
| And gazing upward well I know | D |
| The rain may beat upon the clay | E |
| In the God's acre far away | E |
| But she no longer lies below | D |
| Enshrouded by the frost and snow | D |
| Cold cold below | D |
Walter R. Cassels
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