Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBCDDEEDE| Who veileth love should first have vanquished fate | A |
| She folded up the dream in her deep heart | B |
| Her fair full lips were silent on that smart | B |
| Thick fring d eyes did on the grasses wait | A |
| What good one eloquent blush but one and straight | A |
| The meaning of a life was known for art | B |
| Is often foiled in playing nature's part | B |
| And time holds nothing long inviolate | C |
| Earth's buried seed springs up slowly or fast | D |
| The ring came home that one in ages past | D |
| Flung to the keeping of unfathomed seas | E |
| And golden apples on the mystic trees | E |
| Were sought and found and borne away at last | D |
| Though watched of the divine Hesperides | E |
Jean Ingelow
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