Black Morning Lovesong Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDEEEEEE BBBBFF BBG| In love's dances in love's dances | A |
| One retreats and one advances | A |
| One grows warmer and one colder | B |
| One more hesitant one bolder | B |
| One gives what the other needed | C |
| Once or will need now unheeded | D |
| One is clenched compact ingrowing | E |
| While the other's melting flowing | E |
| One is smiling and concealing | E |
| While the other's asking kneeling | E |
| One is arguing or sleeping | E |
| While the other's weeping weeping | E |
| - | |
| And the question finds no answer | B |
| And the tune misleads the dancer | B |
| And the lost look finds no other | B |
| And the lost hand finds no brother | B |
| And the word is left unspoken | F |
| Till the theme and thread are broken | F |
| - | |
| When shall these divisions alter | B |
| Echo's answer seems to falter | B |
| 'Oh the unperplexed unvexed time | G |
| Next time one day one day next time ' | - |
Arthur Seymour John Tessimond
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