complete the rhyme scheme.\na a a b b\ni visited the place where we last met.\nnothing was changed, the…

complete the rhyme scheme.\na a a b b\ni visited the place where we last met.\nnothing was changed, the gardens were well - tended,\nthe fountains sprayed their usual steady jet;\nthere was no sign that anything had ended\nand nothing to instruct me to forget.\nfrom elizabeth jennings, \absence\

complete the rhyme scheme.\na a a b b\ni visited the place where we last met.\nnothing was changed, the gardens were well - tended,\nthe fountains sprayed their usual steady jet;\nthere was no sign that anything had ended\nand nothing to instruct me to forget.\nfrom elizabeth jennings, \absence\

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Brief Explanations:

In poetry, rhyme scheme is determined by the ending sounds of lines. The first three lines end with "met", "tended", "jet" which have similar vowel - consonant sounds (though not perfect rhymes in a strict sense, in the context of the given rhyme - scheme labeling, they are grouped as A). The last two lines end with "ended" and "forget" which have a different vowel - consonant sound pattern compared to the first three, so they are labeled as B.

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A, A, A, B, B