Twenty Years Ago Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHJEKE| 'Twas in the flush of summer time | A |
| Some twenty years or more | B |
| When Ernest lost his way and crossed | C |
| The threshold of our door | B |
| I'll ne'er forget his locks of jet | D |
| His brow of Alpine snow | E |
| His manly grace of form and face | F |
| Some twenty years ago | E |
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| The hand he asked I freely gave | G |
| Mine was a happy lot | H |
| In all my pride to be his bride | I |
| Within my father's cot | H |
| The faith he spoke he never broke | J |
| His faithful heart I know | E |
| And well I vow I love him now | K |
| As twenty years ago | E |
George Pope Morris
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