Think Of It Not, Sweet One Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDEF GHIJ KDLD DLML| Think not of it sweet one so | A |
| Give it not a tear | B |
| Sigh thou mayst and bid it go | A |
| Any anywhere | B |
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| Do not lool so sad sweet one | C |
| Sad and fadingly | D |
| Shed one drop then it is gone | E |
| O 'twas born to die | F |
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| Still so pale then dearest weep | G |
| Weep I'll count the tears | H |
| And each one shall be a bliss | I |
| For thee in after years | J |
| - | |
| Brighter has it left thine eyes | K |
| Than a sunny rill | D |
| And thy whispering melodies | L |
| Are tenderer still | D |
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| Yet as all things mourn awhile | D |
| At fleeting blisses | L |
| E'en let us too but be our dirge | M |
| A dirge of kisses | L |
John Keats
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