The Honeysuckle Vine Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDD AAEEFFDD| 'Twas a tender little honeysuckle vine | A |
| That smiled and danced in the warm sunshine | A |
| And spied a maid as fair as all maids be | B |
| Who said Little honeysuckle come up to me | B |
| So it climbed and climbed in the sun and the shade | C |
| And all summer long at her window stayed | C |
| For that is the way that honeysuckles go | D |
| And that is the way that true loves grow | D |
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| Then the loving little honeysuckle vine | A |
| Kissed the little maid in the warm sunshine | A |
| But the winter came with an angry frown | E |
| And the false little maid shut the window down | E |
| And the sorrowing vine on the wintry side | F |
| Mourned and mourned for the love that died | F |
| And faded away in the wind and snow | D |
| And that is the way that some loves go | D |
Arthur Macy
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