Lover's Quarrels Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABA CCDC EEF| JOIN hands my dear clasp long and close and fast | A |
| Even this present we shall soon call past | A |
| And lay among the unforgotten days | B |
| Not the less loved because they could not last | A |
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| Make haste to put our hasty words away | C |
| And hide them with dead leaves of yesterday | C |
| Cast them aside among forgotten things | D |
| Keep the love warm that turns to green life's grey | C |
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| Each little thorn that pricks these present hours | E |
| Is sure to hide under our memories' flowers | E |
| Till we shall say turning the dry wreath over | F |
| 'How sweet they were these dear dead days of ours ' | - |
Edith Nesbit
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