The Haunted Shadow Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCDDE FFEGGHIJ| Fair Trees O keep from chattering so | A |
| When I with my more fair do go | A |
| Beneath your branches | B |
| For if I laugh with her your sigh | C |
| Her rare and sudden mirth puts by | C |
| Or your too noisy glee will take | D |
| Persuasion from my lips and make | D |
| Her deaf as winter | E |
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| O be not as the pines that keep | F |
| The shadow charm d light asleep | F |
| Perverse and sombre | E |
| For when we in the pinewood walked | G |
| And of young love and far age talked | G |
| Their solemn haunted shadow broke | H |
| Her peace ah how the sharp sob shook | I |
| Her shadowed bosom | J |
John Frederick Freeman
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