Soldier, Maiden, And Flower Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDED FGFHIDID JKJKLKMK KNKNKKBKSweetheart take this a soldier said | A |
And bid me brave good by | B |
It may befall we ne'er shall wed | A |
But love can never die | B |
Be steadfast in thy troth to me | C |
And then whate'er my lot | D |
'My soul to God my heart to thee ' | E |
Sweetheart forget me not | D |
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The maiden took the tiny flower | F |
And nursed it with her tears | G |
Lo he who left her in that hour | F |
Came not in after years | H |
Unto a hero's death he rode | I |
'Mid shower of fire and shot | D |
But in the maiden's heart abode | I |
The flower forget me not | D |
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And when he came not with the rest | J |
From out the years of blood | K |
Closely unto her widowed breast | J |
She pressed a faded bud | K |
Oh there is love and there is pain | L |
And there is peace God wot | K |
And these dear three do live again | M |
In sweet forget me not | K |
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'T is to an unmarked grave to day | K |
That I should love to go | N |
Whether he wore the blue or gray | K |
What need that we should know | N |
He loved a woman let us say | K |
And on that sacred spot | K |
To woman's love that lives for aye | B |
We'll strew forget me not | K |
Eugene Field
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