Song Of Long Ago Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDAEEFA AGGAHHAIJFA| LONG ago long ago | A |
| When the hawthorn buds were pearly | B |
| And the birds sang late and early | B |
| All the songs that lovers know | A |
| How we lingered in the lane | C |
| Kissed and parted kissed again | D |
| Parted laggard foot and slow | A |
| What a pretty world we knew | E |
| Dressed in moonlight dreams and dew | E |
| Long ago my first sweet sweetheart | F |
| Long ago | A |
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| Long ago long ago | A |
| When the wind was on the river | G |
| Where the lights and shadows shiver | G |
| And the streets were all aglow | A |
| In the gaudy gas lit street | H |
| We two parted sweet my sweet | H |
| And the crowd went to and fro | A |
| And your veil was wet with tears | I |
| For the inevitable years | J |
| Long ago my last sweet sweetheart | F |
| Long ago | A |
Edith Nesbit
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