To One Across The Way Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAACCADEFDEF| When at your window radiant you've stood | A |
| I've sometimes thought forgive me if I've erred | B |
| That some slight thought of me perhaps has stirred | C |
| Your heart to beat less gently than it should | A |
| I know you beautiful that you are good | A |
| I hope or fear I cannot choose the word | C |
| Nor rightly suit it to the thought I've heard | C |
| Reason at love's dictation never could | A |
| Blindly to this dilemma so I grope | D |
| As one whose every pathway has a snare | E |
| If you are minded in the saintly fashion | F |
| Of your pure face my passion's without hope | D |
| If not alas I equally despair | E |
| For what to me were hope without the passion | F |
Ambrose Bierce
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