Ringleted Youth Of My Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCBCB DEDEFGFH IEIEDBDB JEJKLBLB

Ringleted youth of my loveA
With thy locks bound loosely behind theeB
You passed by the road aboveA
But you never came in to find meB
Where were the harm for youC
If you came for a little to see meB
Your kiss is a wakening dewC
Were I ever so ill or so dreamyB
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If I had golden storeD
I would make a nice little boreenE
To lead straight up to his doorD
The door of the house of my st oacute reenE
Hoping to God not to missF
The sound of his footfall in itG
I have waited so long for his kissF
That for days I have not slept a minuteH
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I thought oh my love you were soI
As the moon is or the sun on a fountainE
And I thought after that you were snowI
The cold snow on the top of the mountainE
And I thought after that you were moreD
Like God's lamp shining to find meB
Or the bright star of knowledge beforeD
And the star of knowledge behind meB
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You promised me high heeled shoesJ
And satin and silk my st oacute reenE
And to follow me never to loseJ
Though the ocean were round us roaringK
Like a bush in a gap in a wallL
I am now left lonely without theeB
And this house I grow dead of is allL
That I see around or about meB

Douglas Hyde



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