Ho, Everyone That Thirsteth Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD CEFE GHFH IJFJ| Ho everyone that thirsteth | A |
| And hath the price to give | B |
| Come to the stolen waters | C |
| Drink and your soul shall live | D |
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| Come to the stolen waters | C |
| And leap the guarded pale | E |
| And pull the flower in season | F |
| Before desire shall fail | E |
| - | |
| It shall not last for ever | G |
| No more than earth and skies | H |
| But he that drinks in season | F |
| Shall live before he dies | H |
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| June suns you cannot store them | I |
| To warm the winter's cold | J |
| The lad that hopes for heaven | F |
| Shall fill his mouth with mold | J |
Alfred Edward Housman
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