Sonnet Xxi: Say Over Again Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDEEDFGFGFG| Say over again and yet once over again | A |
| That thou dost love me Though the word repeated | B |
| Should seem a cuckoo song as thou dost treat it | C |
| Remember never to the hill or plain | D |
| Valley and wood without her cuckoo strain | D |
| Comes the fresh Spring in all her green completed | E |
| Beloved I amid the darkness greeted | E |
| By a doubtful spirit voice in that doubt's pain | D |
| Cry Speak once more thou lovest Who can fear | F |
| Too many stars though each in heaven shall roll | G |
| Too many flowers though each shall crown the year | F |
| Say thou dost love me love me love me toll | G |
| The silver iterance only minding Dear | F |
| To love me also in silence with thy soul | G |
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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