The Pursuit Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DBDB| I had visited her often | A |
| Long had sought with vain endeavor | B |
| Her obdurate heart to soften | A |
| But she answered 'never never ' | C |
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| Then it softened and ran widely | D |
| Like an ink dropp on a blotter | B |
| I ceased labor tasted idly | D |
| Found it bitter and forgot her | B |
Gamaliel Bradford
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