I Love Thee Still Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDED FGFHIDID FJFJBDBD| I never have been false to thee | A |
| The heart I gave thee still is thine | B |
| Though thou hast been untrue to me | A |
| And I no more may call thee mine | B |
| I've loved as woman ever loves | C |
| With constant soul in good or ill | D |
| Thou'st proved as man too often proves | E |
| A rover but I love thee still | D |
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| Yet think not that my spirit stoops | F |
| To bind thee captive in my train | G |
| Love's not a flower at sunset droops | F |
| But smiles when comes her god again | H |
| Thy words which fall unheeded now | I |
| Could once my heart strings madly thrill | D |
| Love a golden chain and burning vow | I |
| Are broken but I love thee still | D |
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| Once what a heaven of bliss was ours | F |
| When love dispelled the clouds of care | J |
| And time went by with birds and flowers | F |
| While song and incense filled the air | J |
| The past is mine the present thine | B |
| Should thoughts of me thy future fill | D |
| Think what a destiny is mine | B |
| To lose but love thee false one still | D |
George Pope Morris
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