Love's Fashion Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB CDED FGHI AJCJ| Oh I can jest with Margaret | A |
| And laugh a gay good night | B |
| But when I take my Helen's hand | C |
| I dare not clasp it tight | B |
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| I dare not hold her dear white hand | C |
| More than a quivering space | D |
| And I should bless a breeze that blew | E |
| Her hair into my face | D |
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| 'T is Margaret I call sweet names | F |
| Helen is too too dear | G |
| For me to stammer little words | H |
| Of love into her ear | I |
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| So now good night fair Margaret | A |
| And kiss me e'er we part | J |
| But one dumb touch of Helen's hand | C |
| And oh my heart my heart | J |
John Charles Mcneill
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