To My Valentine Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EAEA DFDG EHEH EIEI| Adieu Adieu may angels guard thee | A |
| Hovering near thee night and day | B |
| For all thy good deeds God reward thee | A |
| The rest forgive and blot away | B |
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| May no gift nor grace be missing | C |
| May He all on thee confer | D |
| And add a heartfelt prayer and blessing | C |
| From the distant wanderer | D |
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| O'er the trackless foaming ocean | E |
| In weal or woe ever shall be | A |
| Mingled in my heart's devotion | E |
| Many a prayer for thine and thee | A |
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| What tho' across thy memory never | D |
| Shall flit my once familiar name | F |
| Hallowed by distance thine for ever | D |
| Memory shall conjure up again | G |
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| All thy follies ever hidden | E |
| All thy virtues raised above | H |
| Thy name so long so much forbidden | E |
| Strangers shall learn from me to love | H |
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| Adieu and may we meet in heaven | E |
| Through Him the Lord who guides our ways | I |
| And he to whom much was forgiven | E |
| Shall swell the highest notes of praise | I |
Nora Pembroke (margaret Moran Dixon Mcdougall)
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