The Company Of Lovers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDBEB FGHGIJKJ| We meet and part now over all the world | A |
| we the lost company | B |
| take hands together in the night forget | C |
| the night in our brief happiness silently | B |
| We who sought many things throw all away | D |
| for this one thing one only | B |
| remembering that in the narrow grave | E |
| we shall be lonely | B |
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| Death marshalls up his armies round us now | F |
| Their footsteps crowd too near | G |
| Lock your warm hand above the chilling heart | H |
| and for a time I live without my fear | G |
| Grope in the night to find me and embrace | I |
| for the dark preludes of the drums begin | J |
| and round us round the company of lovers | K |
| death draws his cordons in | J |
Judith Wright
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