Laurana's Song. For "a Lady Of Venice." Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCDB EFEFGGGF| Who'll have the crumpled pieces of a heart | A |
| Let him take mine | B |
| Who'll give his whole of passion for a part | A |
| And call't divine | B |
| Who'll have the soiled remainder of desire | C |
| Who'll warm his fingers at a burnt out fire | C |
| Who'll drink the lees of love and cast i' the mire | D |
| The nobler wine | B |
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| Let him come here and kiss me on the mouth | E |
| And have his will | F |
| Love dead and dry as summer in the South | E |
| When winds are still | F |
| And all the leafage shrivels in the heat | G |
| Let him come here and linger at my feet | G |
| Till he grow weary with the over sweet | G |
| And die or kill | F |
Bliss Carman (william)
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