At Parting Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BCDBEF GHHIJJ KLMKLN| A | |
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| Since we through war awhile must part | B |
| Sweetheart and learn to lose | C |
| Daily use | D |
| Of all that satisfied our heart | B |
| Lay up those secrets and those powers | E |
| Wherewith you pleased and cherished me these two years | F |
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| Now we must draw as plants would | G |
| On tubers stored in a better season | H |
| Our honey and heaven | H |
| Only our love can store such food | I |
| Is this to make a god of absence | J |
| A new born monster to steal our sustenance | J |
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| We cannot quite cast out lack and pain | K |
| Let him remain what he may devour | L |
| We can well spare | M |
| He never can tap this the true vein | K |
| I have no words to tell you what you were | L |
| But when you are sad think Heaven could give no more | N |
Anne Barbara Ridler
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