Cold And Quiet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCBCB DEEEBFBFBGBGCBCB| Cold my dear cold and quiet | A |
| In their cups on yonder lea | B |
| Cowslips fold the brown bee's diet | A |
| So the moss enfoldeth thee | B |
| Plant me plant me O love a lily flower | C |
| Plant at my head I pray you a green tree | B |
| And when our children sleep she sighed at the dusk hour | C |
| And when the lily blossoms O come out to me | B |
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| Lost my dear Lost nay deepest | D |
| Love is that which loseth least | E |
| Through the night time while thou sleepest | E |
| Still I watch the shrouded east | E |
| Near thee near thee my wife that aye liveth | B |
| Lost is no word for such a love as mine | F |
| Love from her past to me a present giveth | B |
| And love itself doth comfort making pain divine | F |
| Rest my dear rest Fair showeth | B |
| That which was and not in vain | G |
| Sacred have I kept God knoweth | B |
| Love's last words atween us twain | G |
| Hold by our past my only love my lover | C |
| Fall not but rise O love by loss of me | B |
| Boughs from our garden white with bloom hang over | C |
| Love now the children slumber I come out to thee | B |
Jean Ingelow
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