A Blessing Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDBC EFGEF| After Heine | A |
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| When I look on thee and feel how dear | B |
| How pure and how fair thou art | C |
| Into my eyes there steals a tear | D |
| And a shadow mingled of love and fear | B |
| Creeps slowly over my heart | C |
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| And my very hands feel as if they would lay | E |
| Themselves on thy fair young head | F |
| And pray the good God to keep thee alway | G |
| As good and lovely as pure and gay | E |
| When I and my wild love are dead | F |
John Hay
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