Song Of Ramesram Temple Girl Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEBE BFAF GHFHIJBJ KFLF BMFMNFOF PFLF| Now is the season of my youth | A |
| Not thus shall I always be | B |
| Listen dear Lord thou too art young | C |
| Take thy pleasure with me | B |
| My hair is straight as the falling rain | D |
| And fine as morning mist | E |
| I am a rose awaiting thee | B |
| That none have touched or kissed | E |
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| Do as thou wilt with mine and me | B |
| Beloved I only pray | F |
| Follow the promptings of thy youth | A |
| Let there be no delay | F |
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| A leaf that flutters upon the bough | G |
| A moment and it is gone | H |
| A bubble amid the fountain spray | F |
| Ah pause and think thereon | H |
| For such is youth and its passing bloom | I |
| That wait for thee this hour | J |
| If aught in thy heart incline to me | B |
| Ah stoop and pluck thy flower | J |
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| Come my Lord to the temple shade | K |
| Where cooling fountains play | F |
| If aught in thy heart incline to love | L |
| Let there be no delay | F |
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| Many shall faint with love of me | B |
| And I shall slake their thirst | M |
| But Fate has brought thee hither to day | F |
| That thou shouldst be the first | M |
| Old so old are the temple walls | N |
| Love is older than they | F |
| But I am the short lived temple rose | O |
| Blooming for thee to day | F |
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| Thine am I Prince and only thine | P |
| What is there more so say | F |
| If aught in thy heart incline to love | L |
| Let there be no delay | F |
Laurence Hope (adela Florence Cory Nicolson)
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