Guilo Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGHGHEDED HIHIHJBEB| Yes yes I love thee Guilo thee alone | A |
| Why dost thou sigh and wear that face of sorrow | B |
| The sunshine is to day's although it shone | A |
| On yesterday and may shine on to morrow | B |
| I love but thee my Guilo be content | C |
| The greediest heart can claim but present pleasure | D |
| The future is thy God's The past is spent | C |
| To day is thine clasp close the precious treasure | D |
| See how I love thee Guilo Lips and eyes | E |
| Could never under thy fond gaze dissemble | F |
| I could not feign these passion laden sighs | E |
| Deceiving thee my pulses would not tremble | F |
| 'So I loved Romney ' Hush thou foolish one | G |
| I should forget him wholly wouldst thou let me | H |
| Or but remember that his day was done | G |
| From that supremest hour when first I met thee | H |
| 'And Paul ' Well what of Paul Paul had blue eyes | E |
| And Romney gray and thine are darkly tender | D |
| One finds fresh feelings under change of skies | E |
| A new horizon brings a newer splendor | D |
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| As I love thee | H |
| I never loved before | I |
| Believe me Guilo for I speak most truly | H |
| What though to Romney and to Paul I swore | I |
| The self same words my heart now worships newly | H |
| We never feel the same emotion twice | J |
| No two ships ever ploughed the self same billow | B |
| The waters change with every fall and rise | E |
| So Guilo go contented to thy pillow | B |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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