In The Temple Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAABCCCCB DEEEFGGGGF| When Lilian comes I scarcely know | A |
| If Winter wraps the world in snow | A |
| Or if 'tis Summer strikes a glow | A |
| The fountain in the court below | A |
| When Lilian comes | B |
| Her flower like eyes her soft lips bring | C |
| The warmth and welcome of the Spring | C |
| And round my room a fairy ring | C |
| See violets violets blossoming | C |
| When Lilion comes | B |
| - | |
| When Lilian goes I hear again | D |
| The infinite despair of rain | E |
| Drip on my darkening window pane | E |
| The tears of Winter on the wane | E |
| When Lilian goes | F |
| Yet still about my lonely room | G |
| The visionary violets bloom | G |
| And with her presence still perfume | G |
| The tedious page that I resume | G |
| When Lilian goes | F |
Arthur Symons
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