Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBB ABDBB EBFBB ABGBB| O praise me not with your lips dear one | A |
| Though your tender words I prize | B |
| But dearer by far is the soulful gaze | C |
| Of your eyes your beautiful eyes | B |
| Your tender loving eyes | B |
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| O chide me not with your lips dear one | A |
| Though I cause your bosom sighs | B |
| You can make repentance deeper far | D |
| By your sad reproving eyes | B |
| Your sorrowful troubled eyes | B |
| - | |
| Words at the best are but hollow sounds | E |
| Above in the beaming skies | B |
| The constant stars say never a word | F |
| But only smile with their eyes | B |
| Smile on with their lustrous eyes | B |
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| Then breathe no vow with your lips dear one | A |
| On the winged wind speech flies | B |
| But I read the truth of your noble heart | G |
| In your soulful speaking eyes | B |
| In your deep and beautiful eyes | B |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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