Song (untitled #5) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDDE FGFGHDD| I cannot lose thee for a day | A |
| But like a bird with restless wing | B |
| My heart will find thee far away | A |
| And on thy bosom fall and sing | B |
| My nest is here my rest is here | C |
| And in the lull of wind and rain | D |
| Fresh voices make a sweet refrain | D |
| 'His rest is there his nest is there ' | E |
| - | |
| With thee the wind and sky are fair | F |
| But parted both are strange and dark | G |
| And treacherous the quiet air | F |
| That holds me singing like a lark | G |
| O shield my love strong arm above | H |
| Till in the hush of wind and rain | D |
| Fresh voices make a rich refrain | D |
| 'The arm above will shield thy love ' | - |
George Meredith
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