Virginal Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBABA ACCACA ADDADA| I LOVE him so | A |
| That though his face I ne er might see | B |
| In the assurance that he so loved me | B |
| This heart of mine would glow | A |
| With pulses sweeter than the sweetest be | B |
| That colder ones can know | A |
| - | |
| I love him so | A |
| That to my thought twere sweet to sleep | C |
| Even in death believing he would keep | C |
| With solemn step and slow | A |
| In Sabbath memory my grave and weep | C |
| For her who slept below | A |
| - | |
| I love him so | A |
| That all desires when he is by | D |
| Shrink even from the import of a sigh | D |
| As flowers unseen that grow | A |
| Being mute must so remain as in the sky | D |
| Are stars that none may know | A |
Charles Harpur
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