Within Thine Eyes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDDEFFE GHGHIIIIII IJIJKKLMNL| Within thine eyes two spirits dwell | A |
| The sweetest and the purest | B |
| That ever wove Love's mystic spell | A |
| Or plied his arts the surest | C |
| No smile of morn | D |
| Though heaven born | D |
| Nor sunshine earthward straying | E |
| E'er charmed the sight | F |
| With half the light | F |
| That round thy lips is playing | E |
| - | |
| The stars may shine the moon may smile | G |
| The earth in beauty languish | H |
| Life's sorrows these can but beguile | G |
| But thou canst heal its anguish | H |
| Thy voice like rills | I |
| Of silver trills | I |
| Such sounds of liquid sweetness | I |
| Each accent rolls | I |
| Along our souls | I |
| In lyrical completeness | I |
| - | |
| If Friendship lend thee such a grace | I |
| That men nor gods may slight it | J |
| How blest the one who views thy face | I |
| When Love comes down to light it | J |
| And oh if he | K |
| Who holds in fee | K |
| Thy beauty truth and reason | L |
| A traitor prove | M |
| To thee and Love | N |
| We'll spurn him for his treason | L |
Charles Sangster
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