Discretion Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABACC DEFGG HIHJJ ACABB KLKLL MFMFF

AH turn your pretty eyes awayA
You would not have me love againB
Love's pleasure does not live a dayA
Immortal is Love's painC
And I am tired of painC
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I have loved once aye once or twiceD
The pleasure died the pain lives hereE
I will not look in your sweet eyesF
I will not love you DearG
Lest you should grow too dearG
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For I am weary and afraidH
Have I not seen why life was fairI
And known how good a world God madeH
How sweet the blossoms wereJ
How dear the green fields wereJ
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And I have found how life was grayA
A mist hung road a quest in vainC
Until once more Love smiled my wayA
And fooled me once againB
And taught me grief againB
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Now I will gather no more griefK
I only ask to see the skyL
The budding flower the budding leafK
And put old dreamings byL
The dreams Love tortures byL
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For being wise I love no moreM
You if you will snare with those eyesF
Some fool who never loved beforeM
And teach him to be wiseF
For why should you be wiseF

Edith Nesbit



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