Time Steals From Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBA AABC AADBAC| Time steals from Love all but Love's wings | A |
| And how should aught but evil things | A |
| Or any good but death befall | B |
| Him that is thrall unto Time's thrall | B |
| Slave to the lesser of these Kings | A |
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| O heart of youth that wakes and sings | A |
| O golden vows and golden rings | A |
| Life mocks you with the tale of all | B |
| Time steals from Love | C |
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| O riven lute and writhen strings | A |
| Dead bough whereto no blossom clings | A |
| The glory was ephemeral | D |
| Nor may our Autumn grief recall | B |
| The passion of the perished Springs | A |
| Time steals from Love | C |
Don Marquis
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