Hugo's Flower To Butterfly Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GEHE IJKJ AELE JBEB| Sweet bide with me and let my love | A |
| Be an enduring tether | B |
| Oh wanton not from spot to spot | C |
| But let us dwell together | B |
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| You've come each morn to sip the sweets | D |
| With which you found me dripping | E |
| Yet never knew it was not dew | F |
| But tears that you were sipping | E |
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| You gambol over honey meads | G |
| Where siren bees are humming | E |
| But mine the fate to watch and wait | H |
| For my beloved's coming | E |
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| The sunshine that delights you now | I |
| Shall fade to darkness gloomy | J |
| You should not fear if biding here | K |
| You nestled closer to me | J |
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| So rest you love and be my love | A |
| That my enraptured blooming | E |
| May fill your sight with tender light | L |
| Your wings with sweet perfuming | E |
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| Or if you will not bide with me | J |
| Upon this quiet heather | B |
| Oh give me wing thou beauteous thing | E |
| That we may soar together | B |
Eugene Field
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