After Paul Verlaine-ii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BB CC BB D A EC| COLLOQUE SENTIMENTAL | A |
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| Into the lonely park all frozen fast | B |
| Awhile ago there were two forms who passed | B |
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| Lo are their lips fallen and their eyes dead | C |
| Hardly shall a man hear the words they said | C |
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| Into the lonely park all frozen fast | B |
| There came two shadows who recall the past | B |
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| 'Dost thou remember our old ecstasy ' | - |
| 'Wherefore should I possess that memory ' | - |
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| 'Doth thine heart beat at my sole name alway | D |
| Still dost thou see my soul in visions ' 'Nay ' | - |
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| 'They were fair days of joy unspeakable | A |
| Whereon our lips were joined ' 'I cannot tell ' | - |
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| 'Were not the heavens blue was not hope high ' | - |
| 'Hope has fled vanquished down the darkling sky ' | - |
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| So through the barren oats they wandered | E |
| And the night only heard the words they said | C |
Ernest Christopher Dowson
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