A Love Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCBDB ABABCBCB ABABCBDB| I gave her a rose in early June | A |
| Fed with the sun and the dew | B |
| Each petal I said is a note in the tune | A |
| The rose is the whole tune through and through | B |
| The tune is the whole red hearted rose | C |
| Flush and form honey and hue | B |
| Lull with the cadence and throb to the close | D |
| I love you I love you I love you | B |
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| She gave me a rose in early June | A |
| Fed with the sun and the dew | B |
| Each petal she said is a mount in the moon | A |
| The rose is the whole moon through and through | B |
| The moon is the whole pale hearted rose | C |
| Round and radiance burnish and blue | B |
| Break in the flood tide that murmurs and flows | C |
| I love you I love you I love you | B |
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| This is our love in early June | A |
| Fed with the sun and the dew | B |
| Moonlight and roses hid in a tune | A |
| The roses are music through and through | B |
| The moonlight falls in the breath of the rose | C |
| Light and cadence honey and hue | B |
| Mingle and murmur and flow to the close | D |
| I love you I love you I love you | B |
Duncan Campbell Scott
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