Minniebel Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD AEAEFDGD HIHICDCD| Where the willow weepeth | A |
| By a fountain lone | B |
| Where the ivy creepeth | A |
| O'er a mossy stone | B |
| With pale flowers above her | C |
| In a quiet dell | D |
| Far from those who love her | C |
| Slumbers Minniebel | D |
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| There thy bed I made thee | A |
| By that fountain side | E |
| And in anguish laid thee | A |
| Down to rest my bride | E |
| Tenderest and fairest | F |
| Who thy worth may tell | D |
| Flower of beauty rarest | G |
| Saintly Minniebel | D |
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| Weary years have borrowed | H |
| From my eye its light | I |
| Time my cheek has furrowed | H |
| And these locks are white | I |
| But my heart will ever | C |
| Mid its memories dwell | D |
| Fondly thine forever | C |
| Angel Minniebel | D |
Pamela S. Vining, (j. C. Yule)
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