Lady Mabel Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABAB C CDC AEAEAE FGF F AHAHAH| Side by side with Lady Mabel | A |
| Sate I with the sunshade down | B |
| In the distance hummed the Babel | A |
| Of the many footed town | B |
| There we sate with looks unstable | A |
| Now of tenderness of frown | B |
| - | |
| Must we part or may I linger | C |
| Wax the shadows wanes the day '' | - |
| Then with voice of sweetest singer | C |
| That hath all but died away | D |
| Go '' she said but tightened finger | C |
| Said articulately Stay '' | - |
| - | |
| Face to face with Lady Mabel | A |
| With the gauzy curtains drawn | E |
| Till a sense I am unable | A |
| To portray began to dawn | E |
| Till the slant sun flung the gable | A |
| Far athwart the sleepy lawn | E |
| - | |
| Now I go Adieu adieu love | F |
| This is weakness sweet be strong | G |
| Comes the footfall of the dew love | F |
| Philomel's reminding song '' | - |
| Go '' she said but I go too love | F |
| Go with you my life along '' | - |
| - | |
| Breast to breast with Lady Mabel | A |
| Shrouded by the courteous night | H |
| Baffling all the forms of fable | A |
| To describe our dreams aright | H |
| And as pure as gifts of Abel | A |
| In the Omnipresent sight | H |
Alfred Austin
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