Ballade Of Blind Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBAAB ABAABAAB ABABBAAB C BBBWho have loved and ceased to love forget | A |
That ever they loved in their lives they say | B |
Only remember the fever and fret | A |
And the pain of Love that was all his pay | B |
All the delight of him passes away | B |
From hearts that hoped and from lips that met | A |
Too late did I love you my love and yet | A |
I shall never forget till my dying day | B |
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Too late were we 'ware of the secret net | A |
That meshes the feet in the flowers that stray | B |
There were we taken and snared Lisette | A |
In the dungeon of La Fausse Amistie | A |
Help was there none in the wide world's fray | B |
Joy was there none in the gift and the debt | A |
Too late we knew it too long regret | A |
I shall never forget till my dying day | B |
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We must live our lives though the sun be set | A |
Must meet in the masque where parts we play | B |
Must cross in the maze of Life's minuet | A |
Our yea is yea and our nay is nay | B |
But while snows of winter or flowers of May | B |
Are the sad year's shroud or coronet | A |
In the season of rose or of violet | A |
I shall never forget till my dying day | B |
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ENVOY | C |
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Queen when the clay is my coverlet | B |
When I am dead and when you are grey | B |
Vow where the grass of the grave is wet | B |
'I shall never forget till my dying day ' | - |
Andrew Lang
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