Rosabel Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFG HIJIKCLC AMNMILOL PQRQJSJS ALTLCJAJ JEUGVWAW| I miss thee from my side beloved | A |
| I miss thee from my side | B |
| And wearily and drearily | C |
| Flows Time's resistless tide | B |
| The world and all its fleeting joys | D |
| To me are worse than vain | E |
| Until I clasp thee to my heart | F |
| Beloved one again | G |
| - | |
| The wildwood and the forest path | H |
| We used to thread of yore | I |
| With bird and bee have flown with thee | J |
| And gone for ever more | I |
| There is no music in the grove | K |
| No echo on the hill | C |
| But melancholy boughs are there | L |
| And hushed the whip poor will | C |
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| I miss thee in the town beloved | A |
| I miss thee in the town | M |
| From morn I grieve till dewy eve | N |
| Spreads wide its mantle brown | M |
| My spirit's wings that once could soar | I |
| In Fancy's world of air | L |
| Are crushed and beaten to the ground | O |
| By life corroding care | L |
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| No more I hear thy thrilling voice | P |
| Nor see thy winning face | Q |
| That once would gleam like morning's beam | R |
| In mental pride and grace | Q |
| Thy form of matchless symmetry | J |
| In sweet perfection cast | S |
| Is now the star of memory | J |
| That fades not with the past | S |
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| I miss thee everywhere beloved | A |
| I miss thee everywhere | L |
| Both night and day wear dull away | T |
| And leave me in despair | L |
| The banquet hall the play the ball | C |
| And childhood's sportive glee | J |
| Have lost their spell for me beloved | A |
| My souls is full of thee | J |
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| Has Rosabel forgotten me | J |
| And love I now in vain | E |
| If that be so my heart can know | U |
| No rest on earth again | G |
| A sad and weary lot is mine | V |
| To love and be forgot | W |
| A sad and weary lot beloved | A |
| A sad and weary lot | W |
George Pope Morris
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