Farawell Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFDGHG| Let mine eyes the parting take | A |
| Which my faint lips never can | B |
| Moments such as these might break | A |
| Even the sternest heart of man | B |
| Mournfully doth Joy's eclipse | C |
| Shroud in grief Love's sweetest sign | D |
| Cold the pressure of thy lips | C |
| Cold the hand that rests in mine | D |
| Once the slightest stolen kiss | E |
| O what rapture did it bring | F |
| Like a violet's loveliness | E |
| Found and plucked in early spring | F |
| Now no more my hand shall twine | D |
| Rose wreaths sweetest love for thee | G |
| Without is summer's glorious prime | H |
| Within weird autumn's misery | G |
Lady Jane Wilde
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