Over And Undone Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CCDDEC| IF one might hope that when we say farewell | A |
| To life we two might but be one at last | B |
| But we look back on a divided past | B |
| And a divided future must foretell | A |
| Apart we sowed the seed that flowers in hell | A |
| The seed that blooms in heaven apart we cast | B |
| See what remembrances my heart holds fast | B |
| Ask your own heart what deeds you deem done well | A |
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| The memory I find my heaven in | C |
| Is that one hand touch you regret as sin | C |
| Your goodness dear that stood between us two | D |
| And made my hell may make a heaven for you | D |
| So evermore must lie our souls between | E |
| The kiss unkissed the infinite might have been | C |
Edith Nesbit
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