Chance Meetings Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD DE F BGE| In the mazes of loitering people the watchful and furtive | A |
| The shadows of tree trunks and shadows of leaves | B |
| In the drowse of the sunlight among the low voices | C |
| I suddenly face you | D |
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| Your dark eyes return for a space from her who is with you | D |
| They shine into mine with a sunlit desire | E |
| They say an 'I love you what star do you live on ' | - |
| They smile and then darken | F |
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| And silent I answer 'You too I have known you I love you ' | - |
| And the shadows of tree trunks and shadows of leaves | B |
| Interlace with low voices and footsteps and sunlight | G |
| To divide us forever | E |
Conrad Potter Aiken
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