Poetry And Prose Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGH IJIJEKEK LMLMNONO PQRQSMSMDo you remember the wood love | A |
That skirted the meadow so green | B |
Where the cooing was heard of the stock dove | A |
And the sunlight just glinted between | B |
The trees that with branches entwining | C |
Made shade where we wandered in bliss | D |
And our eyes with true love light were shining | C |
When you gave me the first loving kiss | D |
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The ferns grew tall graceful and fair | E |
But none were so graceful as you | F |
Wild flow'rs in profusion were there | E |
But your eyes were a lovelier blue | F |
And the tint on your cheek shamed the rose | G |
And your brow as the lily was white | H |
And your curls bright as gold when it glows | G |
In the crucible liquid and bright | H |
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And do you remember the stile | I |
Where so cosily sitting at eve | J |
Breathing forth ardent love vows the while | I |
We were only too glad to believe | J |
And the castles we built in the air | E |
Oh what glorious structures were they | K |
No temple all earth was so fair | E |
But alas they all vanished away | K |
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And do you remember the time | L |
When cruel fate forced us apart | M |
When with resignation sublime | L |
We obeyed though with pain in each heart | M |
Then years dragged their wearisome round | N |
And we ne'er again met as of yore | O |
But we did meet at last and we found | N |
Things were not as they had been before | O |
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You'd a child on your rough sunburned arm | P |
And your husband had one on his knee | Q |
And I had my own little swarm | R |
For I was the father of three | Q |
And I know we both thought of the days | S |
When love and romance filled each heart | M |
Now we both have our children to raise | S |
You're washing I'm driving a cart | M |
John Hartley
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