Love In Exile Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCADADEE FGFGHIHIJJ| Adapted to a Hungarian melody | A |
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| My heart I gave you with my hand | B |
| In brighter days than these | C |
| In that down trodden father land | B |
| Beyond the distant seas | C |
| Where you were all the world to me | A |
| Devoted fond and true | D |
| And I in our prosperity | A |
| Was all the world to you | D |
| Robbed by a tyrant's iron sway | E |
| We're banished from that land away | E |
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| Sad wanderers from our native home | F |
| A ruler in a foe | G |
| An exiled caravan we roam | F |
| But hand in hand WE go | G |
| And thus whatever fate betide | H |
| We bless our lot in life | I |
| Since no misfortunes may divide | H |
| The husband and the wife | I |
| Here we defy the tyrant's will | J |
| We're happy in each other still | J |
George Pope Morris
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