Old Dutch Love Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCBDEFFE GHIIHABEEB| I am not rich and yet my wealth | A |
| Surpasseth human measure | B |
| My store untold | C |
| Is not of gold | C |
| Nor any sordid treasure | B |
| Let this one hoard his earthly pelf | D |
| Another court ambition | E |
| Not for a throne | F |
| Would I disown | F |
| My poor and proud condition | E |
| - | |
| The worldly gain achieved to day | G |
| To morrow may be flying | H |
| The gifts of kings | I |
| Are fleeting things | I |
| The gifts of love undying | H |
| In her I love is all my wealth | A |
| For her my sole endeavor | B |
| No heart I ween | E |
| Hath fairer queen | E |
| No liege such homage ever | B |
Eugene Field
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