From The Portuguese, 'tu Mi Chamas' Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAA CD D E AAFA| In moments to delight devoted | A |
| 'My life ' with tenderest tone you cry | B |
| Dear words on which my heart had doted | A |
| If youth could neither fade nor die | A |
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| To death even hours like these must roll | C |
| Ah then repeat those accents never | D |
| Or change 'my life ' into 'my soul ' | - |
| Which like my love exists for ever | D |
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| ANOTHER VERSION | E |
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| You call me still your life Oh change the word | A |
| Life is as transient as the inconstant sigh | A |
| Say rather I'm your soul more just that name | F |
| For like the soul my love can never die | A |
George Gordon Byron
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