The Forsaken Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCC DEDEFFG| The peace which other seek they find | A |
| The heaviest storms not longet last | B |
| Heaven grants even to the guiltiest mind | A |
| An amnesty for what is past | B |
| When will my sentence be reversed | C |
| I only pray to know the worst | C |
| And wish as if my heart would burst | C |
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| O weary struggle silent year | D |
| Tell seemingly no doubtful tale | E |
| And yet they leave it short and fear | D |
| And hopes are strong and will prevail | E |
| My calmest faith escapes not pain | F |
| And feeling that the hope in vain | F |
| I think that he will come again | G |
William Wordsworth
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