Parting Address From Z.z. To A.e. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEF GDGD HIHI JCJC CDCD F| O weep not love each tear that springs | A |
| In those dear eyes of thine | B |
| To me a keener suffering brings | A |
| Than if they flowed from mine | B |
| And do not droop however drear | C |
| The fate awaiting thee | D |
| For my sake combat pain and care | C |
| And cherish life for me | D |
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| I do not fear thy love will fail | E |
| Thy faith is true I know | F |
| But O my love thy strength is frail | E |
| For such a life of woe | F |
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| Were't not for this I well could trace | G |
| Though banished long from thee | D |
| Life's rugged path and boldly face | G |
| The storms that threaten me | D |
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| Fear not for me I've steeled my mind | H |
| Sorrow and strife to greet | I |
| Joy with my love I leave behind | H |
| Care with my friends I meet | I |
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| A mother's sad reproachful eye | J |
| A father's scowling brow | C |
| But he may frown and she may sigh | J |
| I will not break my vow | C |
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| I love my mother I revere | C |
| My sire but doubt not me | D |
| Believe that Death alone can tear | C |
| This faithful heart from thee | D |
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| Zerona | F |
Anne Bronta
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