My Love's Gift. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCBCB DEDECBCB FGFGCBCB HIJKCBCB| You ask me what since we must part | A |
| You shall bring home to me | B |
| Bring back a pure and faithful heart | A |
| As true as mine to thee | B |
| I ask not wealth nor fame | C |
| I only ask for thee | B |
| Thyself and that dear self the same | C |
| My love bring back to me | B |
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| You talk of gems from foreign lands | D |
| Of treasure spoil and prize | E |
| Ah love I shall not search your hands | D |
| But look into your eyes | E |
| I ask not wealth nor fame | C |
| I only ask for thee | B |
| Thyself and that dear self the same | C |
| My love bring back to me | B |
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| You speak of glory and renown | F |
| With me to share your pride | G |
| Unbroken faith is all the crown | F |
| I ask for as your bride | G |
| I ask not wealth nor fame | C |
| I only ask for thee | B |
| Thyself and that dear self the same | C |
| My love bring back to me | B |
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| You bid me with hope's eager gaze | H |
| Behold fair fortune come | I |
| I only dream I see your face | J |
| Beside the hearth at home | K |
| I ask not wealth nor fame | C |
| I do but ask for thee | B |
| Thyself and that dear self the same | C |
| May God restore to me | B |
Juliana Horatia Ewing
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