The Romaunt Of Margret (excerpts) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDCEFGFH E GIGH E GAGH A DGCGH E GJAJKLCLH| IX | A |
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| My lips do need thy breath | B |
| My lips do need thy smile | C |
| And my pallid eyne that light in thine | D |
| Which met the stars erewhile | C |
| Yet go with light and life | E |
| If that thou lovest one | F |
| In all the earth who loveth thee | G |
| As truly as the sun | F |
| Margret Margret | H |
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| XIV | E |
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| But better loveth he | G |
| Thy chaliced wine than thy chanted song | I |
| And better both than thee | G |
| Margret Margret | H |
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| XVII | E |
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| But better loveth she | G |
| Thy golden comb than thy gathered flowers | A |
| And better both than thee | G |
| Margret Margret | H |
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| XXII | A |
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| We brake no gold a sign | D |
| Of stronger faith to be | G |
| But I wear his last look in my soul | C |
| Which said I love but thee | G |
| Margret Margret | H |
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| XXVI | E |
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| A knight's bloodhound and he | G |
| The funeral watch did keep | J |
| With a thought o' the chase he stroked its face | A |
| As it howled to see him weep | J |
| A fair child kissed the dead | K |
| But shrank before its cold | L |
| And alone yet proudly in his hall | C |
| Did stand a baron of old | L |
| Margret Margret | H |
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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