In Lovers' Lane Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH JKLK MNON MPQP RSTS| I know a place for loitering feet | A |
| Deep in the valley where the breeze | B |
| Makes melody in lichened boughs | C |
| And murmurs low love litanies | B |
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| There slender harebells nod and dream | D |
| And pale wild roses offer up | E |
| The fragrance of their golden hearts | F |
| As from some incense brimm d cup | E |
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| It holds the sunshine sifted down | G |
| Softly through many a beechen screen | H |
| Save where by deeper woods embraced | I |
| Cool shadows linger dim and green | H |
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| And there my love and I may walk | J |
| And harken to the lapsing fall | K |
| Of unseen brooks and tender winds | L |
| And wooing birds that sweetly call | K |
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| And every voice to her will say | M |
| What I repeat in dear refrain | N |
| And eyes will meet with seeking eyes | O |
| And hands will clasp in Lovers' Lane | N |
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| Come sweet heart then and we will stray | M |
| Adown that valley lingering long | P |
| Until the rose is wet with dew | Q |
| And robins come to evensong | P |
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| And woo each other borrowing speech | R |
| Of love from winds and brooks and birds | S |
| Until our sundered thoughts are one | T |
| And hearts have no more need of words | S |
Lucy Maud Montgomery
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