The Concert Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEBFD AGHIAJKLMNN MMOPOBQOQ RISIT UVVBU

No I will go aloneA
I will come back when it's overB
Yes of course I love youC
No it will not be longD
Why may you not come with me mdashE
You are too much my loverB
You would put yourselfF
Between me and songD
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If I go aloneA
Quiet and suavely clothedG
My body will die in its chairH
And over my head a flameI
A mind that is twice my ownA
Will mark with icy mirthJ
The wise advance and retreatK
Of armies without a countryL
Storming a nameless gateM
Hurling terrible javelins downN
From the shouting walls of a singing townN
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Where no women waitM
Armies clean of love and hateM
Marching lines of pitiless soundO
Climbing hills to the sun and hurlingP
Golden spears to the groundO
Up the lines a silver runnerB
Bearing a banner whereon is scoredQ
The milk and steel of a bloodless woundO
Healed at length by the swordQ
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You and I have nothing to do with musicR
We may not make of music a filigree frameI
Within which you and IS
Tenderly glad we cameI
Sit smiling hand in handT
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Come now be contentU
I will come back to you I swear I willV
And you will know me stillV
I shall be only a little tallerB
Than when I wentU

Edna St. Vincent Millay



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