My Queen Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GBHBIJEJ KELEMNEN ONONPQRF SETEUVWV| Annie Oh what a weary while | A |
| It seems since that sad day | B |
| When whispering a fond good bye | C |
| I tore myself away | B |
| And yet 'tis only two short years | D |
| How has it seemed to thee | E |
| To me those lonesome years appear | F |
| Like an eternity | E |
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| We loved Ah me how much we loved | G |
| How happy passed the day | B |
| When pouring forth enraptured vows | H |
| The charmed hours passed away | B |
| In every leaf we beauty saw | I |
| In every song and sound | J |
| Some sweet entrancing melody | E |
| To soothe our hearts we found | J |
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| And now it haunts me as a dream | K |
| A thing that could not be | E |
| That one so pure and beautiful | L |
| Could ever care for me | E |
| But I still have the nut brown curl | M |
| Which tells me it is true | N |
| And in my fancy I can see | E |
| The brow where once it grew | N |
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| Those eyes whose pensive loving light | O |
| Did thrill me through and through | N |
| Still follow me by day and night | O |
| As they were wont to do | N |
| Thy smile still haunts me and thy voice | P |
| At times I seem to hear | Q |
| And when the scented zephyrs pass | R |
| I fancy thou art near | F |
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| 'Twill not be long dear heart although | S |
| It will seem long to me | E |
| Until I clasp thee once again | T |
| To part no more from thee | E |
| Though storms may roar and oceans rage | U |
| And furies vent their spleen | V |
| There's naught shall keep me from my love | W |
| My beautiful my queen | V |
John Hartley
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