Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDEFFGHGHIJKJLL KMKM| Why is it said thou canst not live | A |
| In a youthful breast and fair | B |
| Since thou eternal life canst give | C |
| Canst bloom for ever there | B |
| Since withering pain no power possessed | D |
| Nor age to blanch thy vermeil hue | E |
| Nor time's dread victor death confessed | D |
| Though bathed with his poison dew | E |
| Still thou retain'st unchanging bloom | F |
| Fixed tranquil even in the tomb | F |
| And oh when on the blest reviving | G |
| The day star dawns of love | H |
| Each energy of soul surviving | G |
| More vivid soars above | H |
| Hast thou ne'er felt a rapturous thrill | I |
| Like June's warm breath athwart thee fly | J |
| O'er each idea then to steal | K |
| When other passions die | J |
| Felt it in some wild noonday dream | L |
| When sitting by the lonely stream | L |
| Where Silence says 'Mine is the dell' | K |
| And not a murmur from the plain | M |
| And not an echo from the fell | K |
| Disputes her silent reign | M |
Percy Bysshe Shelley
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