I Saw Thee Weep Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDEFGFGHIHI| I saw thee weep the big bright tear | A |
| Came o'er that eye of blue | B |
| And then methought it did appear | C |
| A violet dropping dew | B |
| I saw thee smile the sapphire's blaze | D |
| Beside thee ceased to shine | E |
| It could not match the living rays | D |
| That filled that glance of thine | E |
| As clouds from yonder sun receive | F |
| A deep and mellow dye | G |
| Which scarce the shade of coming eve | F |
| Can banish from the sky | G |
| Those smiles unto the moodiest mind | H |
| Their own pure joy impart | I |
| Their sunshine leaves a glow behind | H |
| That lightens o'er the heart | I |
George Gordon Byron
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