The June Couple Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDD EEFFGGHH IIJJKKJJ LLMMNNOO PPQQKKRR EESSCCTTShe is fair to see and sweet | A |
Dainty from her head to feet | A |
Modest as her blushing shows | B |
Happy as her smiles disclose | B |
And the young man at her side | C |
Nervously attempts to hide | C |
Underneath a visage grim | D |
That the fuss is bothering him | D |
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Pause a moment happy pair | E |
This is not the station where | E |
Romance ends and wooing stops | F |
And the charm from courtship drops | F |
This is but the outward gate | G |
Where the souls of mortals mate | G |
But the border of the land | H |
You must travel hand in hand | H |
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You who come to marriage bring | I |
All your tenderness and cling | I |
Steadfastly to all the ways | J |
That have marked your wooing days | J |
You are only starting out | K |
On life's roadways hedged about | K |
Thick with roses and with tares | J |
Sweet delights and bitter cares | J |
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Heretofore you've only played | L |
At love's game young man and maid | L |
Only known it at its best | M |
Now you'll have to face its test | M |
You must prove your love worth while | N |
Something time cannot defile | N |
Something neither care nor pain | O |
Can destroy or mar or stain | O |
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You are now about to show | P |
Whether love is real or no | P |
Yonder down the lane of life | Q |
You will find as man and wife | Q |
Sorrows disappointments doubt | K |
Hope will almost flicker out | K |
But if rightly you are wed | R |
Love will linger where you tread | R |
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There are joys that you will share | E |
Joys to balance every care | E |
Arm in arm remain and you | S |
Will not fear the storms that brew | S |
If when you are sorest tried | C |
You face your trials side by side | C |
Now your wooing days are done | T |
And your loving years begun | T |
Edgar Albert Guest
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