Ah! Would I Could Forget Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDCD EEBBCDCD FFGGCDCD HIJJCDCD CCKKCDCD

The whispering water rocks the reedsA
And murmuring softly laps the weedsA
And nurses there the falsest bloomB
That ever wrought a lover's doomB
Forget me not Forget me notC
Ah would I could forgetD
But crying still Forget me notC
Her image haunts me yetD
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We wander'd by the river's brimE
The day grew dusk the pathway dimE
Her eyes like stars dispell'd the gloomB
Her gleaming fingers pluck'd the bloomB
Forget me not Forget me notC
Ah would I could forgetD
But crying still Forget me notC
Her image haunts me yetD
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The pale moon lit her paler faceF
And coldly watch'd our last embraceF
And chill'd her tresses' sunny hueG
And stole that flower's turquoise blueG
Forget me not Forget me notC
Ah would I could forgetD
But crying still Forget me notC
Her image haunts me yetD
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The fateful flower droop'd to deathH
The fair false maid forswore her faithI
But I obey a broken vowJ
And keep those wither'd blossoms nowJ
Forget me not Forget me notC
Ah would I could forgetD
But crying still Forget me notC
Her image haunts me yetD
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Sweet lips that pray'd Forget me notC
Sweet eyes that will not be forgotC
Recall your prayer forego your powerK
Which binds me by the fatal flowerK
Forget me not Forget me notC
Ah would I could forgetD
But crying still Forget me notC
Her image haunts me yetD

Juliana Horatia Ewing



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