Love-doubt Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDCDCD| Yearning upon the faint rose curves that flit | A |
| About her child sweet mouth and innocent cheek | B |
| And in her eyes watching with eyes all meek | B |
| The light and shadow of laughter I would sit | A |
| Mute knowing out two souls might never knit | A |
| As if a pale proud lily flower should seek | B |
| The love of some red rose but could not speak | B |
| One word of her blithe tongue to tell of it | A |
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| For oh my Love was sunny lipped and stirred | C |
| With all swift light and sound and gloom not long | D |
| Retained I with dreams weighed that ever heard | C |
| Sad burdens echoing through the loudest throng | D |
| She the wild song of some May merry bird | C |
| I but the listening maker of a song | D |
Archibald Lampman
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