My Woodland Bride Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCE FBFBGEGE| Here upon the mountain side | A |
| Till now we met together | B |
| Here I won my woodland bride | A |
| In flush of summer weather | B |
| Green was then the linden bough | C |
| This dear retreat that shaded | D |
| Autumn winds are round me now | C |
| And the leaves have faded | E |
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| She whose heart was all my own | F |
| In this summer bower | B |
| With all pleasant things has flown | F |
| Sunbeam bird and flower | B |
| But her memory will stay | G |
| With me though we're parted | E |
| From the scene I turn away | G |
| Lone and broken hearted | E |
George Pope Morris
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