Surrender Ii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAB CDEED FGFFG| THE wild wind wails in the poplar tree | A |
| I sit here alone | B |
| O heart of my heart come hither to me | A |
| Come to me straight over land and sea | A |
| My soul my own | B |
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| Not now the clock's slow tick I hear | C |
| And nothing more | D |
| The year is dying the leaves are sere | E |
| No ghost of the beautiful young crowned year | E |
| Knocks at my door | D |
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| But one of these nights a wild late night | F |
| I waiting within | G |
| Shall hear your hand on the latch and spite | F |
| Of prudence and folly and wrong and right | F |
| I shall let you in | G |
Edith Nesbit
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