Parting Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDCE CD F G HEC| He Dear I must be gone | A |
| While night Shuts the eyes | B |
| Of the household spies | B |
| That song announces dawn | A |
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| She No night's bird and love's | C |
| Bids all true lovers rest | D |
| While his loud song reproves | C |
| The murderous stealth of day | E |
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| He Daylight already flies | C |
| From mountain crest to crest | D |
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| She That light is from the moon | F |
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| He That bird | G |
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| She Let him sing on | H |
| I offer to love's play | E |
| My dark declivities | C |
William Butler Yeats
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