Lost Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABAB ACACAC DBDBDB AEAEAEWho wins his Love shall lose her | A |
Who loses her shall gain | B |
For still the spirit woos her | A |
A soul without a stain | B |
And Memory still pursues her | A |
With longings not in vain | B |
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He loses her who gains her | A |
Who watches day by day | C |
The dust of time that stains her | A |
The griefs that leave her grey | C |
The flesh that yet enchains her | A |
Whose grace hath passed away | C |
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Oh happier he who gains not | D |
The Love some seem to gain | B |
The joy that custom stains not | D |
Shall still with him remain | B |
The loveliness that wanes not | D |
The Love that ne'er can wane | B |
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In dreams she grows not older | A |
The lands of Dream among | E |
Though all the world wax colder | A |
Though all the songs be sung | E |
In dreams doth he behold her | A |
Still fair and kind and young | E |
Andrew Lang
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