On The Way To Kew Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCBADDEA BCAABCFFEA CABBACGHEA| On the way to Kew | A |
| By the river old and gray | B |
| Where in the Long Ago | C |
| We laughed and loitered so | C |
| I met a ghost to day | B |
| A ghost that told of you | A |
| A ghost of low replies | D |
| And sweet inscrutable eyes | D |
| Coming up from Richmond | E |
| As you used to do | A |
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| By the river old and gray | B |
| The enchanted Long Ago | C |
| Murmured and smiled anew | A |
| On the way to Kew | A |
| March had the laugh of May | B |
| The bare boughs looked aglow | C |
| And old immortal words | F |
| Sang in my breast like birds | F |
| Coming up from Richmond | E |
| As I used with you | A |
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| With the life of Long Ago | C |
| Lived my thought of you | A |
| By the river old and gray | B |
| Flowing his appointed way | B |
| As I watched I knew | A |
| What is so good to know | C |
| Not in vain not in vain | G |
| Shall I look for you again | H |
| Coming up from Richmond | E |
| On the way to Kew | A |
William Ernest Henley
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