Estranged Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGBGB| It is good bye she said the world is wide | A |
| There's space for you and me to walk apart | B |
| Though we have walked together side by side | A |
| My thoughts all yours my resting place your heart | B |
| We now will go our different ways Forget | C |
| The happy past I would not have you keep | D |
| One thought of me Ah yes my eyes are wet | C |
| My love is great my grief must needs be deep | D |
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| Yet I have strength to look at you and say | E |
| Forget it all forget our souls were stirred | F |
| Forget the sweetness of each dear dead day | E |
| The warm impassioned kiss the tender word | F |
| The clinging handclasp and the love filled eyes | G |
| Forget all these but when we walk apart | B |
| Remember this though wilful and unwise | G |
| No word of mine did ever hurt your heart | B |
Jean Blewett
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