Written After Leaving West Point. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC AADDEE AAFCGC AAHIHJ| The hours are past love | A |
| Oh fled they not too fast love | A |
| Those happy hours when down the mountain side | B |
| We saw the rosy mists of morning glide | B |
| And hand in hand went forth upon our way | C |
| Full of young life and hope to meet the day | C |
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| The hours are past love | A |
| Oh fled they not too fast love | A |
| Those sunny hours when from the mid day heat | D |
| We sought the waterfall with loitering feet | D |
| And o'er the rocks that lock the gleaming pool | E |
| Crept down into its depths so dark and cool | E |
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| The hours are past love | A |
| Oh fled they not too fast love | A |
| Those solemn hours when through the violet sky | F |
| Alike without a cloud without a ray | C |
| The round red autumn moon came glowingly | G |
| While o'er the leaden waves our boat made way | C |
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| The hours are past love | A |
| Oh fled they not too fast love | A |
| Those blessed hours when the bright day was past | H |
| And in the world we seemed to wake alone | I |
| When heart to heart beat throbbingly and fast | H |
| And love was melting our two souls in one | J |
Frances Anne Kemble (fanny)
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