Love Will Find Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAB CDCCD EFGEF HIHHJ| Seek ye the fairest lily of the field | A |
| The fairest lotus that in lakelet lies | B |
| The fairest rose that ever morn revealed | A |
| And Love will find from other eyes concealed | A |
| A fairer flower in some fair woman's eyes | B |
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| List ye the lark that warbles to the morn | C |
| The sweetest note that linnet ever sung | D |
| Or trembling lute in tune with silver horn | C |
| And Love will list and laugh your lute to scorn | C |
| A sweeter lute in some fair woman's tongue | D |
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| Seek ye the dewy perfume seaward blown | E |
| From flowering orange groves to passing ships | F |
| Nay sip the nectared dew of Helicon | G |
| And Love will find and claim it all his own | E |
| A sweeter dew on some fair woman's lips | F |
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| Seek ye a couch of softest eider down | H |
| The silken floss that baby birdling warms | I |
| Or shaded moss with blushing roses strown | H |
| And Love will find when they are all alone | H |
| A softer couch in some fair woman's arms | J |
Hanford Lennox Gordon
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