Three Songs Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDCECECBC FCGCHCHCFC A IJHK LJMK A NONO PQPQ QRQR| I | A |
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| Where love is life | B |
| The roses blow | C |
| Though winds be rude | D |
| And cold the snow | C |
| The roses climb | E |
| Serenely slow | C |
| They nod in rhyme | E |
| We know we know | C |
| Where love is life | B |
| The roses blow | C |
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| Where life is love | F |
| The roses blow | C |
| Though care be quick | G |
| And sorrows grow | C |
| Their roots are twined | H |
| With rose roots so | C |
| That rosebuds find | H |
| A way to show | C |
| Where life is love | F |
| The roses blow | C |
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| II | A |
| - | |
| Nothing came here but sunlight | I |
| Nothing fell here but rain | J |
| Nothing blew but the mellow wind | H |
| Here are the flowers again | K |
| - | |
| No one came here but you dear | L |
| You with your magic train | J |
| Of brightness and laughter and lightness | M |
| Here is my joy again | K |
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| III | A |
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| I have songs of dancing pleasure | N |
| I have songs of happy heart | O |
| Songs are mine that pulse in measure | N |
| To the throbbing of the mart | O |
| - | |
| Songs are mine of magic seeming | P |
| In a land of love forlorn | Q |
| Where the joys are had for dreaming | P |
| At a summons from the horn | Q |
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| But my sad songs come unbidden | Q |
| Rising with a wilder zest | R |
| From the bitter pool that's hidden | Q |
| Deep deep deep within my breast | R |
Duncan Campbell Scott
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