Irony Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCCCA DEDDEFGHGH| Always sweetheart | A |
| Carry into your room the blossoming boughs of cherry | B |
| Almond and apple and pear diffuse with light that very | B |
| Soon strews itself on the floor and keep the radiance of spring | C |
| Fresh quivering keep the sunny swift March days waiting | C |
| In a little throng at your door and admit the one who is plaiting | C |
| Her hair for womanhood and play awhile with her then bid her depart | A |
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| A come and go of March day loves | D |
| Through the flower vine trailing screen | E |
| A fluttering in of doves | D |
| Then a launch abroad of shrinking doves | D |
| Over the waste where no hope is seen | E |
| Of open hands | F |
| Dance in and out | G |
| Small bosomed girls of the spring of love | H |
| With a bubble of laughter and shrilly shout | G |
| Of mirth then the dripping of tears on your glove | H |
David Herbert Lawrence
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