Time And Sentiment Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCCBBCDEFDFE| I see a fair young couple in a wood | A |
| And as they go one bends to take a flower | B |
| That so may be embalmed their happy hour | B |
| And in another day a kindred mood | C |
| Haply together or in solitude | C |
| Recovered what the teeth of Time devour | B |
| The joy the bloom and the illusive power | B |
| Wherewith by their young blood they are endued | C |
| To move all enviable framed in May | D |
| And of an aspect sisterly with Truth | E |
| Yet seek they with Time's laughing things to wed | F |
| Who will be prompted on some pallid day | D |
| To lift the hueless flower and show that dead | F |
| Even such and by this token is their youth | E |
George Meredith
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