Unknown Fair Faces Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADEFFDE| Though I am faithful to my loves lived through | A |
| And place them among Memory's great stars | B |
| Where burns a face like Hesper one like Mars | B |
| Of visages I get a moment's view | A |
| Sweet eyes that in the heaven of me too | A |
| Ascend tho' virgin to my life they passed | C |
| Lo these within my destiny seem glassed | C |
| At times so bright I wish that Hope were new | A |
| A gracious freckled lady tall and grave | D |
| Went in a shawl voluminous and white | E |
| Last sunset by and going sow'd a glance | F |
| Earth is too poor to hold a second chance | F |
| I will not ask for more than Fortune gave | D |
| My heart she goes from never from my sight | E |
George Meredith
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