Angelic Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCDDEEFFGGGHHIII JKJKIGGLMGIII| Angelic love that stoops with heavenly lips | A |
| To meet its earthly mate | B |
| Heroic love that to its sphere's eclipse | A |
| Can dare to join its fate | B |
| With one beloved devoted human heart | C |
| And share with it the passion and the smart | C |
| The undying bliss | D |
| Of its most fleeting kiss | D |
| The fading grace | E |
| Of its most sweet embrace | E |
| Angelic love heroic love | F |
| Whose birth can only be above | F |
| Whose wandering must be on earth | G |
| Whose haven where it first had birth | G |
| Love that can part with all but its own worth | G |
| And joy in every sacrifice | H |
| That beautifies its Paradise | H |
| And gently like a golden fruited vine | I |
| With earnest tenderness itself consign | I |
| And creeping up deliriously entwine | I |
| Its dear delicious arms | J |
| Round the beloved being | K |
| With fair unfolded charms | J |
| All trusting and all seeing | K |
| Grape laden with full bunches of young wine | I |
| While to the panting heart's dry yearning drouth | G |
| Buds the rich dewy mouth | G |
| Tenderly uplifted | L |
| Like two rose leaves drifted | M |
| Down in a long warm sigh of the sweet South | G |
| Such love such love is thine | I |
| Such heart is mine | I |
| O thou of mortal visions most divine | I |
George Meredith
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