Song. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGH| The days are past the days are past | A |
| When we did meet my love and I | B |
| And youthful joys are fading fast | A |
| Like radiant angels up the sky | B |
| But still with every dawning day | C |
| Come back the blessed thoughts of old | D |
| Like sunshine in a morn of May | C |
| To keep the heart from growing cold | D |
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| The flowers are gone the leaves are shed | E |
| That waved about us as we stray'd | F |
| And many a bird for aye has fled | E |
| That chaunted to us from the glade | F |
| Yet every leaf and flower that springs | G |
| In beauty round the ripening year | H |
| And every summer carol brings | G |
| New sweetness from the old time dear | H |
Walter R. Cassels
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