The Three That Shall Be One Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDDEE FFCCGGCG AAAAGGHH CCIIAAJJ KKCCGGCC CCLLMMEE CCNNOOAA FFCCPPOO| Love on the earth alit | A |
| Come to be Lord of it | A |
| Looked round and laughed with glee | B |
| Noble my empery | C |
| Straight ere that laugh was done | D |
| Sprang forth the royal sun | D |
| Pouring out golden shine | E |
| Over the realm divine | E |
| - | |
| Came then a lovely may | F |
| Dazzling the new born day | F |
| Wreathing her golden hair | C |
| With the red roses there | C |
| Laughing with sunny eyes | G |
| Up to the sunny skies | G |
| Moving so light and free | C |
| To her own minstrelsy | G |
| - | |
| Love with swift rapture cried | A |
| Dear Life thou art my bride | A |
| Whereto with fearless pride | A |
| Dear Love indeed thy bride | A |
| All the earth's fruit and flowers | G |
| All the world's wealth are ours | G |
| Sun moon and stars gem | H |
| Our marriage diadem | H |
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| So they together fare | C |
| Lovely and joyous pair | C |
| So hand in hand they roam | I |
| All through their Eden home | I |
| Each to the other's sight | A |
| An ever new delight | A |
| Blue heaven and blooming earth | J |
| Joy in their darlings' mirth | J |
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| Who comes to meet them now | K |
| She with the pallid brow | K |
| Wreathing her night dark hair | C |
| With the red poppies there | C |
| Pouring from solemn eyes | G |
| Gloom through the sunny skies | G |
| Moving so silently | C |
| In her deep reverie | C |
| - | |
| Life paled as she drew near | C |
| Love shook with doubt and fear | C |
| Ah then she said in truth | L |
| Eyes full of yearning ruth | L |
| Love thou would'st have this Life | M |
| Fair may to be thy wife | M |
| Yet at an awful shrine | E |
| Wert thou not plighted mine | E |
| - | |
| Pale paler poor Life grew | C |
| Love murmured It is true | C |
| How could I thee forsake | N |
| From the brief dream I wake | N |
| Yet O belov d Death | O |
| See how she suffereth | O |
| Ere we from earth depart | A |
| Soothe her thou tender heart | A |
| - | |
| Faint on the ground she lay | F |
| Love kissed the swoon away | F |
| Death then bent over her | C |
| Death the sweet comforter | C |
| Whispered with tearful smile | P |
| Wait but a little while | P |
| Then I will come for thee | O |
| We are one family | O |
James Thomson - (bysshe Vanolis)
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