You Say You Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDCE AFGHGE AIIIII DJCKCI IGIIII| I | A |
| You say you love but with a voice | B |
| Chaster than a nun's who singeth | C |
| The soft Vespers to herself | D |
| While the chime bell ringeth | C |
| O love me truly | E |
| - | |
| II | A |
| You say you love but with a smile | F |
| Cold as sunrise in September | G |
| As you were Saint Cupid 's nun | H |
| And kept his weeks of Ember | G |
| O love me truly | E |
| - | |
| III | A |
| You say you love but then your lips | I |
| Coral tinted teach no blisses | I |
| More than coral in the sea | I |
| They never pout for kisses | I |
| O love me truly | I |
| - | |
| IV | D |
| You say you love but then your hand | J |
| No soft squeeze for squeeze returneth | C |
| It is like a statue's dead | K |
| While mine to passion burneth | C |
| O love me truly | I |
| - | |
| V | I |
| O breathe a word or two of fire | G |
| Smile as if those words should bum me | I |
| Squeeze as lovers should O kiss | I |
| And in thy heart inurn me | I |
| O love me truly | I |
John Keats
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