Song. - Clara And I Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCCBCB DBDBEEEBEB FBFBGG GBGB| We have a joke whenever we meet | A |
| Clara and I | B |
| Prattle and laughter and kisses sweet | A |
| Clara and I | B |
| Were I but twenty and not two score | C |
| Clara and I would laugh still more | C |
| With plenty of hopeful years in store | C |
| For Clara and I Clara and I | B |
| With plenty of hopeful years in store | C |
| For Clara and I | B |
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| We will be true as Damascus steel | D |
| Clara and I | B |
| Sealing our truth with a honied seal | D |
| Clara and I | B |
| Eyes so loving and lips of rose | E |
| Cheeks where the dainty ripe peach grows | E |
| And mouth where the sly god smiles jocose | E |
| At Clara and I Clara and I | B |
| And mouth where the sly god smiles jocose | E |
| At Clara and I | B |
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| We have a kiss whenever we part | F |
| Clara and I | B |
| Grasping of hand and flutter of heart | F |
| Clara and I | B |
| Were she but twenty and not sixteen | G |
| Over my love she'd reign the queen | G |
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| And no fair rival should come between | G |
| My Clara and I Clara and I | B |
| And no fair rival should come between | G |
| My Clara and I | B |
Charles Sangster
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