Parables Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A BCBD EFEF FGH IJIJ FFKF FLFL KFKF A MALA NKFK OPQP

IA
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Dear Love you ask if I be trueB
If other women moveC
The heart that only beats for youB
With pulses all of loveD
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Out in the chilly dew one mornE
I plucked a wild sweet roseF
A little silver bud new bornE
And longing to uncloseF
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I took it loving new born thingsF
I knew my heart was warmG
'O little silver rose come inH
And shelter from the storm '-
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And soon against my body pressedI
I felt its petals partJ
And looking down within my breastI
I saw its golden heartJ
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O such a golden heart it hasF
Your eyes may never seeF
To others it is always shutK
It opens but for meF
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But that is why you see me passF
The honeysuckle thereL
And leave the lilies in the grassF
Although they be so fairL
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Why the strange orchid half accurstK
Circe of flowers she growsF
Can tempt me not see in my heartK
Silver and gold my roseF
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IIA
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Deep in a hidden lane we wereM
My little love and IA
When lo as we stood kissing thereL
A flower against the skyA
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Frail as a tear its beauty hungN
O spare it little handK
But innocence like its alasF
Desire may not withstandK
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And so I clambered up the bankO
And threw the blossom downP
But we were sadder for its sakeQ
As we walked back to townP

Richard Le Gallienne



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