Marguerite Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD ECECFDFD GFGFHDHD IJKJEDED| Lightly the shadows | A |
| Play through the trees | B |
| Green are the meadows | A |
| Soft is the breeze | B |
| June's early roses | C |
| Pensive and sweet | D |
| Droop where reposes | C |
| Lost Marguerite | D |
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| Meeting thee never | E |
| In the green bowers | C |
| Missing thee ever | E |
| 'Mid the fresh flowers | C |
| Till the long hours die | F |
| Hours once so fleet | D |
| Hopelessly wait I | F |
| Lost Marguerite | D |
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| Day has grown weary | G |
| In the blue sky | F |
| Summer is dreary | G |
| Melodies die | F |
| Lowly the willow | H |
| Droopeth to meet | D |
| And kiss thy pillow | H |
| Lost Marguerite | D |
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| Flower the fairest | I |
| Of sweet summer time | J |
| Rosebud the rarest | K |
| Plucked ere its prime | J |
| Mine to weep ever | E |
| Where the wares beat | D |
| Meeting thee never | E |
| Lost Marguerite | D |
Pamela S. Vining, (j. C. Yule)
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