The Lonely Dreamer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDE FFAA| He lives his lonely life and when he dies | A |
| A thousand hearts maybe will utter sighs | A |
| Because they liked his songs and now their bird | B |
| Sleeps with his head beneath his wing unheard | B |
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| But what kind hand will tend his grave and bring | C |
| Those blossoms there of which he used to sing | C |
| Who'll kiss his mound and wish the time would come | D |
| To lie with him inside that silent tomb | E |
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| And who'll forget the dreamer's skill and shed | F |
| A tear because a loving heart is dead | F |
| Heigh ho for gossip then and common sighs | A |
| And let his death bring tears in no one's eyes | A |
William Henry Davies
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