After Paul Verlaine-i Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAA CDCC EAEE FGHF| Tears fall within mine heart | A |
| As rain upon the town | B |
| Whence does this languor start | A |
| Possessing all mine heart | A |
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| O sweet fall of the rain | C |
| Upon the earth and roofs | D |
| Unto an heart in pain | C |
| O music of the rain | C |
| - | |
| Tears that have no reason | E |
| Fall in my sorry heart | A |
| What there was no treason | E |
| This grief hath no reason | E |
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| Nay the more desolate | F |
| Because I know not why | G |
| Neither for love nor hate | H |
| Mine heart is desolate | F |
Ernest Christopher Dowson
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