Reunited Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDECFGFGEE| When you and I have play'd the little hour | A |
| Have seen the tall subaltern Life to Death | B |
| Yield up his sword and smiling draw the breath | B |
| The first long breath of freedom when the flower | A |
| Of Recompense hath flutter'd to our feet | C |
| As to an actor's and the curtain down | D |
| We turn to face each other all alone | E |
| Alone we two who never yet did meet | C |
| Alone and absolute and free O then | F |
| O then most dear how shall be told the tale | G |
| Clasp'd hands press'd lips and so clasp'd hands again | F |
| No words But as the proud wind fills the sail | G |
| My love to yours shall reach then one deep moan | E |
| Of joy and then our infinite Alone | E |
Gilbert Parker
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