Marriage Morning Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHCIJKIL MNCNNON| Light so low upon earth | A |
| You send a flash to the sun | B |
| Here is the golden close of love | C |
| All my wooing is done | B |
| Oh the woods and the meadows | D |
| Woods where we hid from the wet | E |
| Stiles where we stay'd to be kind | F |
| Meadows in which we met | E |
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| Light so low in the vale | G |
| You flash and lighten afar | H |
| For this is the golden morning of love | C |
| And you are his morning start | I |
| Flash I am coming I come | J |
| By meadow and stile and wood | K |
| Oh lighten into my eyes and heart | I |
| Into my heart and my blood | L |
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| Heart are you great enough | M |
| For a love that never tires | N |
| O heart are you great enough for love | C |
| I have heard of thorns and briers | N |
| Over the meadow and stiles | N |
| Over the world to the end of it | O |
| Flash for a million miles | N |
Alfred Lord Tennyson
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