An Echo From Willowwood Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA ABBAABBACDDCDC| O ye all ye that walk in Willowwood | A |
| D G Rossetti | A |
| - | |
| Two gazed into a pool he gazed and she | A |
| Not hand in hand yet heart in heart I think | B |
| Pale and reluctant on the water's brink | B |
| As on the brink of parting which must be | A |
| Each eyed the other's aspect she and he | A |
| Each felt one hungering heart leap up and sink | B |
| Each tasted bitterness which both must drink | B |
| There on the brink of life's dividing sea | A |
| Lilies upon the surface deep below | C |
| Two wistful faces craving each for each | D |
| Resolute and reluctant without speech | D |
| A sudden ripple made the faces flow | C |
| One moment joined to vanish out of reach | D |
| So those hearts joined and ah were parted so | C |
Christina Rossetti
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