On Parting Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEDE FGFG HIHI JEJE K| The kiss dear maid thy lip has left | A |
| Shall never part from mine | B |
| Till happier hours restore the gift | C |
| Untainted back to thine | B |
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| Thy parting glance which fondly beams | D |
| An equal love may see | E |
| The tear that from thing eyelid streams | D |
| Can weep no change in me | E |
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| I ask no pledge to make me blest | F |
| In gazing when alone | G |
| Nor one memorial for a breast | F |
| Whose thoughts are all thine own | G |
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| Nor need I write to tell the tale | H |
| My pen were doubly weak | I |
| Oh what can idle words avail | H |
| Unless the heart could speak | I |
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| By day or night in weal or woe | J |
| That heart no longer free | E |
| Must bear the love it cannot show | J |
| And silent ache for thee | E |
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| March | K |
George Gordon Byron
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