To A Proud Beauty ('a Valentine') Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EBEBFAFA

Though I have loved you well I weenA
And you too fancied meB
Your heart hath too divided beenA
A constant heart to beB
And like the gay and youthful knightC
Who loved and rode awayD
Your fleeting fancy takes a flightC
With every fleeting dayD
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So let it be as you proposeE
Tho' hard the struggle beB
'Tis fitter far that goodness knowsE
Since we cannot agreeB
Let's quarrel once for all my sweetF
Forget the past and thenA
I'll kiss each pretty girl I meetF
While you'll flirt with the menA

Adam Lindsay Gordon



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