The Lost Thrill Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBAACACAC| I grow so weary someway of all things | A |
| That love and loving have vouchsafed to me | B |
| Since now all dreamed of sweets of ecstasy | B |
| Am I possessed of The caress that clings | A |
| The lips that mix with mine with murmurings | A |
| No language may interpret and the free | B |
| Unfettered brood of kisses hungrily | B |
| Feasting in swarms on honeyed blossomings | A |
| Of passion's fullest flower For yet I miss | A |
| The essence that alone makes love divine | C |
| The subtle flavoring no tang of this | A |
| Weak wine of melody may here define | C |
| A something found and lost in the first kiss | A |
| A lover ever poured through lips of mine | C |
James Whitcomb Riley
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