Modern Love Xxxvii: Along The Garden Terrace Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDDCEFGEHIIH| Along the garden terrace under which | A |
| A purple valley lighted at its edge | B |
| By smoky torch flame on the long cloud ledge | B |
| Whereunder dropped the chariot glimmers rich | A |
| A quiet company we pace and wait | C |
| The dinner bell in prae digestive calm | D |
| So sweet up violet banks the Southern balm | D |
| Breathes round we care not if the bell be late | C |
| Though here and there grey seniors question Time | E |
| In irritable coughings With slow foot | F |
| The low rosed moon the face of Music mute | G |
| Begins among her silent bars to climb | E |
| As in and out in silvery dusk we thread | H |
| I hear the laugh of Madam and discern | I |
| My Lady's heel before me at each turn | I |
| Our tragedy is it alive or dead | H |
George Meredith
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