Meeting And Parting Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCCB DECC FGGBHHHB IJKK| When from the tower like some sweet flower | A |
| The bell drops petals of the hour | A |
| That says the world is homing | B |
| My heart puts off its garb of care | C |
| And clothes itself in gold and vair | C |
| And hurries forth to meet her there | C |
| Within the purple gloaming | B |
| - | |
| It's Oh how slow the hours go | D |
| How dull the moments move | E |
| Till soft and clear the bells I hear | C |
| That say like music in my ear | C |
| 'Go meet the one you love ' | - |
| - | |
| II | F |
| When curved and white a bugle bright | G |
| The moon blows glamour through the night | G |
| That sets the world a dreaming | B |
| My heart where gladness late was guest | H |
| Puts off its joy as to my breast | H |
| At parting her dear form is pressed | H |
| Within the moon's faint gleaming | B |
| - | |
| It's Oh how fast the hours passed | I |
| They were not slow enough | J |
| Too soon too soon the sinking moon | K |
| Says to my soul like some sad tune | K |
| 'Come part from her you love ' | - |
Madison Julius Cawein
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