The Wedded Lover Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDBCDB| I READ in our old journals of the days | A |
| When our first love was April sweet and new | B |
| How fair it blossomed and deep rooted grew | B |
| Despite the adverse time and our amaze | A |
| At moon and stars and beauty beyond praise | A |
| That burgeoned all about us gold and blue | B |
| The heaven arched us in and all we knew | B |
| Was gentleness We walked on happy ways | A |
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| They said by now the path would be more steep | C |
| the sunsets paler and less mild the air | D |
| Rightly we heeded not it was not true | B |
| We will not tell the secret let it keep | C |
| I know not how I thought those days so fair | D |
| These being so much fairer spent with you | B |
Christopher Morley
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