The Crown Of Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFGF HIHI JKJK LMLM CNCN OCOC PCPC

O might I load my arms with theeA
Like that young lover of RomanceB
Who loved and gained so gloriouslyA
The fair Princess of FranceB
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Because he dared to love so highC
He bearing her dear weight shall speedD
To where the mountain touched on skyC
So the proud king decreedD
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Unhalting he must bear her onE
Nor pause a space to gather breathF
And on the height she will be wonG
And she was won in deathF
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Red the far summit flames with mornH
While in the plain a glistening CourtI
Surrounds the king who practised scornH
Through such a mask of sportI
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She leans into his arms she letsJ
Her lovely shape be clasped he faresK
God speed him whole The knights make betsJ
The ladies lift soft prayersK
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O have you seen the deer at chaseL
O have you seen the wounded kiteM
So boundingly he runs the raceL
So wavering grows his flightM
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My lover linger here and slakeC
Thy thirst or me thou wilt not winN
See'st thou the tumbled heavens they breakC
They beckon us up and inN
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Ah hero love unloose thy holdO
O drop me like a cursed thingC
See'st thou the crowded swards of goldO
They wave to us Rose and RingC
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O death white mouth O cast me downP
Thou diest Then with thee I dieC
See'st thou the angels with their CrownP
We twain have reached the skyC

George Meredith



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