To One Who Loves Red Roses Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DEDE FGFH| When our lives were in their springtime and our souls were in the bud | A |
| While the watchful world was silent heeding not such childish love | B |
| I poured forth for thee my heart thoughts in a sweet unthinking flood | A |
| Like a bird that carols freely in the grove | C |
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| And thou heardst them half unconscious of the import that they bore | D |
| Till the years unlocked the chambers of thy stainless maiden heart | E |
| And thou badest my songs be silent They are silent evermore | D |
| But their echoes from my soul will not depart | E |
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| Yet the love songs that I lilted in those by gone childhood days | F |
| Surely them thou wilt not silence let them be a memory dear | G |
| Of the happy days of childhood when unchecked I sang thy praise | F |
| While with thee I looked to heaven and deemed it here | H |
Arthur Weir
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