Love And Humour Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBB CDCDEE BFBFBB| WHEN first I saw you in eclipse | A |
| A veil about your head | B |
| And wondered at those unseen lips | A |
| With wit bediamonded | B |
| Then laughing down the street I went | B |
| And sang upon my way content | B |
| - | |
| Next time we met in dim surmise | C |
| Upon an autumn morn | D |
| And in those understanding eyes | C |
| Shone humour rainbow born | D |
| So travelling through this earthly maze | E |
| A greater light fell on my ways | E |
| - | |
| But when I saw your head unveiled | B |
| Feature and form and hue | F |
| A woodland fairy silver mailed | B |
| Lightwinged upon the dew | F |
| Then did I pay a heavy cost | B |
| For love a world of laughter lost | B |
Herbert Asquith
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