A Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABB CBCBB DBDBB ABABB| All that a man may pray | A |
| Have I not prayed to thee | B |
| What were praise left to say | A |
| Has not been said by me | B |
| O ma mie | B |
| - | |
| Yet thine eyes and thine heart | C |
| Always were dumb to me | B |
| Only to be my part | C |
| Sorrow has come from thee | B |
| O ma mie | B |
| - | |
| Where shall I seek and hide | D |
| My grief away with me | B |
| Lest my bitter tears should chide | D |
| Bring brief dismay to thee | B |
| O ma mie | B |
| - | |
| More than a man may pray | A |
| Have I not prayed to thee | B |
| What were praise left to say | A |
| Has not been said by me | B |
| O ma mie | B |
Ernest Christopher Dowson
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