Song. (from The Spanish) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCBBAAADEEDDAAA| Ah Love | A |
| Perjured false treacherous Love | A |
| Enemy | B |
| Of all that mankind may not rue | C |
| Most untrue | C |
| To him who keeps most faith with thee | B |
| Woe is me | B |
| The falcon has the eyes of the dove | A |
| Ah Love | A |
| Perjured false treacherous Love | A |
| Thy deceits | D |
| Give us clearly to comprehend | E |
| Whither tend | E |
| All thy pleasures all thy sweets | D |
| They are cheats | D |
| Thorns below and flowers above | A |
| Ah Love | A |
| Perjured false treacherous Love | A |
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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