I Loved You, Once' Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACD EFGFECD HIHIHCD JBJBJCD KLKLKCDAnd did you think my heart | A |
Could keep its love unchanging | B |
Fresh as the buds that start | A |
In spring nor know estranging | B |
Listen The buds depart | A |
I loved you once but now | C |
I love you more than ever | D |
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'T is not the early love | E |
With day and night it alters | F |
And onward still must move | G |
Like earth that never falters | F |
For storm or star above | E |
I loved you once but now | C |
I love you more than ever | D |
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With gifts in those glad days | H |
How eagerly I sought you | I |
Youth shining hope and praise | H |
These were the gifts I brought you | I |
In this world little stays | H |
I loved you once but now | C |
I love you more than ever | D |
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A child with glorious eyes | J |
Here in our arms half sleeping | B |
So passion wakeful lies | J |
Then grows to manhood keeping | B |
Its wistful young surprise | J |
I loved you once but now | C |
I love you more than ever | D |
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When age's pinching air | K |
Strips summer's rich possession | L |
And leaves the branches bare | K |
My secret in confession | L |
Still thus with you I'll share | K |
I loved you once but now | C |
I love you more than ever | D |
George Parsons Lathrop
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