He Looks In My Heart And The Image There Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDAACCAA| He looks in my heart and the image there | A |
| Is himself himself than himself more fair | A |
| And he thinks of my heart as a mirror clear | B |
| To reflect the image I hold most dear | B |
| But my heart is much more like a stream I think | C |
| Where my lover may come when he needs to drink | C |
| And my heart is a stream that seems asleep | D |
| But the tranquil waters run strong and deep | D |
| They reflect the image that seems most fair | A |
| But their meaning and purpose are otherwhere | A |
| He may come my lover and lie on the brink | C |
| And gaze at his image and smile and drink | C |
| While the hidden waters run strong and free | A |
| Unheeded unguessed at the soul of me | A |
Lesbia Harford
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