Come, Walk With Me Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDCECDFEFE AGAGAGHH AGIGJGKLMML| Come walk with me | A |
| There's only thee | A |
| To bless my spirit now | B |
| We used to love on winter nights | C |
| To wander through the snow | D |
| Can we not woo back old delights | C |
| The clouds rush dark and wild | E |
| They fleck with shade our mountain heights | C |
| The same as long ago | D |
| And on the horizon rest at last | F |
| In looming masses piled | E |
| While moonbeams flash and fly so fast | F |
| We scarce can say they smiled | E |
| - | |
| Come walk with me come walk with me | A |
| We were not once so few | G |
| But Death has stolen our company | A |
| As sunshine steals the dew | G |
| He took them one by one and we | A |
| Are left the only two | G |
| So closer would my feelings twine | H |
| Because they have no stay but thine | H |
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| 'Nay call me not it may not be | A |
| Is human love so true | G |
| Can Friendship's flower droop on for years | I |
| And then revive anew | G |
| No though the soil be wet with tears | J |
| How fair soe'er it grew | G |
| The vital sap once perished | K |
| Will never flow again | L |
| And surer than that dwelling dread | M |
| The narrow dungeon of the dead | M |
| Time parts the hearts of men' | L |
Emily Bronte
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