But Not Forgotten Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFFF| I think no matter where you stray | A |
| That I shall go with you a way | A |
| Though you may wander sweeter lands | B |
| You will not soon forget my hands | B |
| Nor yet the way I held my head | C |
| Nor all the tremulous things I said | C |
| You still will see me small and white | D |
| And smiling in the secret night | D |
| And feel my arms about you when | E |
| The day comes fluttering back again | E |
| I think no matter where you be | F |
| You'll hold me in your memory | F |
| And keep my image there without me | F |
| By telling later loves about me | F |
Dorothy Parker
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