La Doleur De La Jeunessb Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDD EBEBDD FBFBDD GHGHDD| Ah love why love you tears | A |
| What beauty in the rue | B |
| Do you not know the years | C |
| Shall bring their griefs to you | B |
| To dew your nightly pillow ere you sleep | D |
| Perchance hut let me weep | D |
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| No sorrow do you mourn | E |
| No cloud in heaven for you | B |
| No graves have you forlorn | E |
| With salt tears to bestrew | B |
| Nor any field of tares that you must reap | D |
| Ah no Yet I would weep | D |
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| One day shall not your ships | F |
| Come sailing o'er the blue | B |
| With fruit and spice for lips | F |
| And robes of many a hue | B |
| And gems and gold for your white hands to keep | D |
| Yet on the shore I weep | D |
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| Then I my harp will bring | G |
| And sing your tears and ruth | H |
| More sweet than songs of spring | G |
| Sweet bitterness of youth | H |
| I will forget one hour that grief is deep | D |
| And singing I will weep | D |
Margaret Steele Anderson
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