Love's Landmarks Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHAH IJKL MNON PQRQ| The woods we used to walk my love | A |
| Are woods no more | B |
| But' villas' now with sounding names | C |
| All name and door | B |
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| The pond where early on in March | D |
| The yellow cup | E |
| Of water lilies made us glad | F |
| Is now filled up | E |
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| But ah what if they fill or fell | G |
| Each pond each tree | H |
| What matters it to day my love | A |
| To me to thee | H |
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| The jerry builder may consume | I |
| A greedy moth | J |
| God's mantle of the living green | K |
| I feel no wrath | L |
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| Eat up the beauty of the world | M |
| And gorge his fill | N |
| On mead and winding country lane | O |
| And grassy hill | N |
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| I only laugh for now of these | P |
| I have no care | Q |
| Now that to me the fair is foul | R |
| And foul as fair | Q |
Richard Le Gallienne
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