Parables Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBD EFEF FGH IJIJ FFKF FLFL KFKF A MALA NKFK OPQPI | A |
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Dear Love you ask if I be true | B |
If other women move | C |
The heart that only beats for you | B |
With pulses all of love | D |
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Out in the chilly dew one morn | E |
I plucked a wild sweet rose | F |
A little silver bud new born | E |
And longing to unclose | F |
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I took it loving new born things | F |
I knew my heart was warm | G |
'O little silver rose come in | H |
And shelter from the storm ' | - |
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And soon against my body pressed | I |
I felt its petals part | J |
And looking down within my breast | I |
I saw its golden heart | J |
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O such a golden heart it has | F |
Your eyes may never see | F |
To others it is always shut | K |
It opens but for me | F |
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But that is why you see me pass | F |
The honeysuckle there | L |
And leave the lilies in the grass | F |
Although they be so fair | L |
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Why the strange orchid half accurst | K |
Circe of flowers she grows | F |
Can tempt me not see in my heart | K |
Silver and gold my rose | F |
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II | A |
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Deep in a hidden lane we were | M |
My little love and I | A |
When lo as we stood kissing there | L |
A flower against the sky | A |
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Frail as a tear its beauty hung | N |
O spare it little hand | K |
But innocence like its alas | F |
Desire may not withstand | K |
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And so I clambered up the bank | O |
And threw the blossom down | P |
But we were sadder for its sake | Q |
As we walked back to town | P |
Richard Le Gallienne
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