Sonnet 40 - Oh, Yes! They Love Through All This World Of Ours! Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCBBCCBDEDED| XL | A |
| - | |
| Oh yes they love through all this world of ours | B |
| I will not gainsay love called love forsooth | C |
| I have heard love talked in my early youth | C |
| And since not so long back but that the flowers | B |
| Then gathered smell still Mussulmans and Giaours | B |
| Throw kerchiefs at a smile and have no ruth | C |
| For any weeping Polypheme's white tooth | C |
| Slips on the nut if after frequent showers | B |
| The shell is over smooth and not so much | D |
| Will turn the thing called love aside to hate | E |
| Or else to oblivion But thou art not such | D |
| A lover my Beloved thou canst wait | E |
| Through sorrow and sickness to bring souls to touch | D |
| And think it soon when others cry 'Too late ' | - |
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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