Witnesses Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A ABCABC A DEFDGF A HIJHIJ| I | A |
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| You say I do not love you Tell me why | A |
| When I have gazed a little on your face | B |
| And then gone forth into the world of men | C |
| A beauty neither of the Earth or Sky | A |
| A glamour that transforms each common place | B |
| Attends my spirit then | C |
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| II | A |
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| You say I do not love you Yet I know | D |
| When I have heard you speak and dwelt upon | E |
| Your words awhile my heart has gone away | F |
| Filled with strange music very soft and low | D |
| A dim companion touching with sweet tone | G |
| The discords of the day | F |
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| III | A |
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| You say I do not love you Yet it seems | H |
| When I have kissed your hand and said farewell | I |
| A fragrance sweeter than did flower yet bloom | J |
| Accompanies my soul and fills with dreams | H |
| The sad and sordid streets where people dwell | I |
| Dreams of spring's wild perfume | J |
Madison Julius Cawein
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