Lines For The Bridal Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB ADAD AEFE AGHG AIJA ADKD ALML| They will place a bridal wreath maiden | A |
| To crown all your shining hair | B |
| The mist like cloud of the bridal veil | C |
| Will float round a face most fair | B |
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| They will dress you in bridal robes maiden | A |
| And the holy words be said | D |
| And the ring put on and two made one | A |
| And the maiden we love be wed | D |
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| You'll give him your virgin hand maiden | A |
| And become a wedded wife | E |
| That hand will mingle honey for two | F |
| To sweeten the bitter of life | E |
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| They will give you costly gifts maiden | A |
| And many a wish beside | G |
| Will rise in prayer in blessings come down | H |
| On thy head O fair young bride | G |
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| And kind will the bridegroom be maiden | A |
| True and tender as years roll on | I |
| Who learns to love in the school of Christ | J |
| Will cherish what he has won | A |
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| And so what can I say more maiden | A |
| Wooed and won and to be wed | D |
| Pray that His blessing who loved till death | K |
| May rest on your fair young head | D |
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| In the hollow of His hand maiden | A |
| He will keep you who fainteth not | L |
| He will cause the splendour of His face | M |
| To shine on your happy lot | L |
Nora Pembroke (margaret Moran Dixon Mcdougall)
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