The Sin Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCA DEEA FGGA| That haunting air had some far strain of it | A |
| That morning rose hath flung it back to met | B |
| The wind of spring the ancient awful sea | C |
| Bid me remember it | A |
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| And looking back against the look of Love | D |
| I feel the old shame start again and sting | E |
| Such eyes are Love's they will not ask the thing | E |
| But I remember it | A |
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| So this one dream of heaven I dare not dream | F |
| We two in your familiar ways and high | G |
| While you and God forget and even I | G |
| Cannot remember it | A |
Margaret Steele Anderson
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