In The Harbour: From The French Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCCBBCDEFDEG| Will ever the dear days come back again | A |
| Those days of June when lilacs were in bloom | B |
| And bluebirds sang their sonnets in the gloom | B |
| Of leaves that roofed them in from sun or rain | C |
| I know not but a presence will remain | C |
| For ever and for ever in this room | B |
| Formless diffused in air like a perfume | B |
| A phantom of the heart and not the brain | C |
| Delicious days when every spoken word | D |
| Was like a foot fall nearer and more near | E |
| And a mysterious knocking at the gate | F |
| Of the heart's secret places and we heard | D |
| In the sweet tumult of delight and fear | E |
| A voice that whispered 'Open I cannot wait ' | G |
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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