A Promise. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCEFGFGHIHIJAJA KKKKAAABABIn the dark lonely night | A |
When sleep and silence keep their watch o'er men | B |
False love in thy despite | A |
I will be with thee then | B |
When in the world of dreams thy spirit strays | C |
Seeking in vain the peace it finds not here | D |
Thou shalt be led back to thine early days | C |
Of life and love and I will meet thee there | E |
I'll come to thee with the bright sunny brow | F |
That was Hope's throne before I met with thee | G |
And then I'll show thee how 'tis furrowed now | F |
By the untimely age of misery | G |
I'll speak to thee in the fond joyous tone | H |
That wooed thee still with love's impassioned spell | I |
And then I'll teach thee how I've learnt to moan | H |
Since last upon thine ear its accents fell | I |
I'll come to thee in all youth's brightest power | J |
As on the day thy faith to mine was plighted | A |
And then I'll tell thee weary hour by hour | J |
How that spring's early promise has been blighted | A |
I'll tell thee of the long long dreary years | K |
That have passed o'er me hopeless objectless | K |
My loathsome days my nights of burning tears | K |
My wild despair my utter loneliness | K |
My heart sick dreams upon my feverish bed | A |
My fearful longing to be with the dead | A |
In the dark lonely night | A |
When sleep and silence keep their watch o'er men | B |
False love in thy despite | A |
We two shall meet again | B |
Frances Anne Kemble (fanny)
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