A Carrier Song Poem Rhyme Scheme

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I	A
	-
Since you have waned from us	B
Fairest of women	C
I am a darkened cage	D
Song cannot hymn in	E
My songs have followed you	F
Like birds the summer	G
Ah bring them back to me	H
Swiftly dear comer	G
Seraphim	H
Her to hymn	I
Might leave their portals	J
And at my feet learn	K
The harping of mortals	J
	-
II	A
	-
Where wings to rustle use	L
But this poor tarrier	G
Searching my spirit's eaves	M
Find I for carrier	G
Ah bring them back to me	H
Swiftly sweet comer	G
Swift swift and bring with you	F
Song's Indian summer	G
Seraphim	H
Her to hymn	I
Might leave their portals	J
And at my feet learn	K
The harping of mortals	J
	-
III	A
	-
Whereso your angel is	N
My angel goeth	O
I am left guardianless	N
Paradise knoweth	O
I have no Heaven left	P
To weep my wrongs to	F
Heaven when you went from us	N
Went with my songs too	F
Seraphim	H
Her to hymn	I
Might leave their portals	N
And at my feet learn	K
The harping of mortals	N
	-
IV	Q
	-
I have no angels left	P
Now Sweet to pray to	F
Where you have made your shrine	R
They are away to	F
They have struck Heaven's tent	S
And gone to cover you	F
Whereso you keep your state	T
Heaven is pitched over you	F
Seraphim	H
Her to hymn	I
Might leave their portals	N
And at my feet learn	K
The harping of mortals	N
	-
V	Q
	-
She that is Heaven's Queen	U
Her title borrows	N
For that she pitiful	V
Beareth our sorrows	N
So thou Regina mi	Q
Spes infirmorum	Q
With all our grieving crowned	W
Mater dolorum	Q
Seraphim	Q
Her to hymn	I
Might leave their portals	N
And at my feet learn	K
The harping of mortals	N
	-
VI	Q
	-
Yet envious coveter	G
Of other's grieving	X
This lonely longing yet	Y
'Scapeth your reaving	X
Cruel to take from a	Z
Sinner his Heaven	C
Think you with contrite smiles	N
To be forgiven	C
Seraphim	Q
Her to hymn	I
Might leave their portals	N
And at my feet learn	K
The harping of mortals	N
	-
VII	Q
	-
Penitent give me back	X
Angels and Heaven	C
Render your stolen self	Q
And be forgiven	C
How frontier Heaven from you	F
For my soul prays Sweet	A2
Still to your face in Heaven	C
Heaven in your face Sweet	A2
Seraphim	Q
Her to hymn	I
Might leave their portals	N
And at my feet learn	K
The harping of mortals	N

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