The Dark Little Rose Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBBC DCDDC BCBBC ECEEC| IRELAND | A |
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| When shall we find the spring come in | B |
| And the fragrant air it blows | C |
| And when shall the bounty of summer win | B |
| Fairer than fields of Camolin | B |
| For the dark little Rose | C |
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| Long was the winter the storms how long | D |
| What flower may live i' the snows | C |
| No bloom shall last under heels of wrong | D |
| If the heart blood be not deathless strong | D |
| As the dark little Rose | C |
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| Sing hers the culture sweeter than rain | B |
| That healed old Europe's woes | C |
| Older than bowers of Lille and Louvain | B |
| Grew by the Rhine and the towns of Spain | B |
| From the dark little Rose | C |
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| Leagues in the sunlight never shall fail | E |
| While the broad round ocean flows | C |
| Though never a fleet goes up Kinsale | E |
| See all the world is within the pale | E |
| Of the dark little Rose | C |
Michael Earls
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