The Parting Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCE FGFG EHDH| One summer's morning I heard a lark | A |
| Singing to heaven a sweet throated bird | B |
| One winter's night I was glad in the dark | A |
| Because of the wondrous song I had heard | B |
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| The joy of life I have heard you say | C |
| Is my love my laughter my smiles and tears | D |
| When I have gone on the long strange way | C |
| Let these stay with you through all the years | E |
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| These be the lark's song What is love worth | F |
| That cannot crowd in the time that's given | G |
| To two like us on this gray old earth | F |
| Such bliss as will last till we reach heaven | G |
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| Dear one think oft of the full glad years | E |
| And thinking of them forget to weep | H |
| Whisper Remembrance holds no tears | D |
| And kiss my mouth when I fall on sleep | H |
Jean Blewett
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