The Death Of Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABCADEFDGF| So Love is dead the Love we knew of old | A |
| And in the sorrow of our hearts' hushed halls | B |
| A lute lies broken and a flower falls | B |
| Love's house stands empty and his hearth lies cold | A |
| Lone in dim places where sweet vows were told | A |
| In walks grown desolate by ruined walls | B |
| Beauty decays and on their pedestals | C |
| Dreams crumble and th' immortal gods are mold | A |
| Music is slain or sleeps one voice alone | D |
| One voice awakes and like a wandering ghost | E |
| Haunts all the echoing chambers of the Past | F |
| The voice of Memory that stills to stone | D |
| The soul that hears the mind that utterly lost | G |
| Before its beautiful presence stands aghast | F |
Madison Julius Cawein
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