Eros Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABACCBCDADADBAB| Bright thro' the valley gallops the brooklet | A |
| Over the welkin travels the cloud | A |
| Touch'd by the zephyr dances the harebell | B |
| Cuckoo sits somewhere singing so loud | A |
| Two little children seeing and hearing | C |
| Hand in hand wander shout laugh and sing | C |
| Lo in their bosoms wild with the marvel | B |
| Love like the crocus is come ere the Spring | C |
| Young men and women noble and tender | D |
| Yearn for each other faith truly plight | A |
| Promise to cherish comfort and honour | D |
| Vow that makes duty one with delight | A |
| Oh but the glory found in no story | D |
| Radiance of Eden unquench'd by the Fall | B |
| Few may remember none may reveal it | A |
| This the first first love the first love of all | B |
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