A Coronal Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBDEBFBB BGBHGBHBB BIBGIBGBB| WITH HIS SONGS AND HER DAYS TO HIS LADY AND TO LOVE | A |
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| Violets and leaves of vine | B |
| Into a frail fair wreath | C |
| We gather and entwine | B |
| A wreath for Love to wear | D |
| Fragrant as his own breath | E |
| To crown his brow divine | B |
| All day till night is near | F |
| Violets and leaves of vine | B |
| We gather and entwine | B |
| - | |
| Violets and leaves of vine | B |
| For Love that lives a day | G |
| We gather and entwine | B |
| All day till Love is dead | H |
| Till eve falls cold and gray | G |
| These blossoms yours and mine | B |
| Love wears upon his head | H |
| Violets and leaves of vine | B |
| We gather and entwine | B |
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| Violets and leaves of vine | B |
| For Love when poor Love dies | I |
| We gather and entwine | B |
| This wreath that lives a day | G |
| Over his pale cold eyes | I |
| Kissed shut by Proserpine | B |
| At set of sun we lay | G |
| Violets and leaves of vine | B |
| We gather and entwine | B |
Ernest Christopher Dowson
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