A Lonesome Dreamer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGE HIJKLMFN AOPFFFEQ| Daisy and I were optimistic dreamers | A |
| We fell for each other when we were young | B |
| Love blazed like a fire in our hearts | C |
| Roses bloomed and birds sang on our wedding day | D |
| We promised to grow old together | E |
| But she broke her promise to me | F |
| Sadly she left me in the prime of life | G |
| Since then I ve been a lonesome dreamer | E |
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| Decades have gone by since we parted | H |
| It s a shame we wasted a lifetime | I |
| Now Daisy and I are old and feeble | J |
| Our heads are full of grey hair | K |
| Despite ill health and wrinkles on our skins | L |
| My love for her is still strong | M |
| My hopeful heart still aches for Daisy | F |
| How I miss the woman whom I married in my youth | N |
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| Every day I look at our wedding pictures | A |
| I can still recall the bliss and the fantasies of long ago | O |
| Daisy is no longer young and attractive | P |
| Her smile can t be as sweet as it used to be | F |
| But the beauty of the heart is all that matters to me | F |
| I didn t get the chance to grow old with Daisy | F |
| All I can do now is hope to reunite with her | E |
| So that I can fulfil my last dream and die in her arms | Q |
Marlon Pitter
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