An Old Song Ended Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBBDBEFGHGIJFJFKLK| How should I your true love know | A |
| From another one | B |
| By his cockle hat and staff | C |
| And his sandal shoon | B |
| And what signs have told you now | B |
| That he hastens home | D |
| Lo the spring is nearly gone | B |
| He is nearly come | E |
| For a token is there nought | F |
| Say that he should bring | G |
| He will bear a ring I gave | H |
| And another ring | G |
| How may I when he shall ask | I |
| Tell him who lies there | J |
| Nay but leave my face unveiled | F |
| And unbound my hair | J |
| Can you say to me some word | F |
| I shall say to him | K |
| Say I'm looking in his eyes | L |
| Though my eyes are dim | K |
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
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