On Parting Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEDE FGFG HIHI JEJE K

The kiss dear maid thy lip has leftA
Shall never part from mineB
Till happier hours restore the giftC
Untainted back to thineB
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Thy parting glance which fondly beamsD
An equal love may seeE
The tear that from thing eyelid streamsD
Can weep no change in meE
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I ask no pledge to make me blestF
In gazing when aloneG
Nor one memorial for a breastF
Whose thoughts are all thine ownG
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Nor need I write to tell the taleH
My pen were doubly weakI
Oh what can idle words availH
Unless the heart could speakI
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By day or night in weal or woeJ
That heart no longer freeE
Must bear the love it cannot showJ
And silent ache for theeE
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MarchK

George Gordon Byron



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