To The Golden Wife Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACCBB DEDFFEE| With laughter always on the darkest day | A |
| She danced before the very face of dread | B |
| Starry companion of my mortal way | A |
| Pre destined merrily to be my mate | C |
| With eyes as calm she met the eyes of Fate | C |
| For this it was that you and I were wed | B |
| What else she smiled and said | B |
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| Fair weather wives are any man's to find | D |
| The pretty sisters of the butterfly | E |
| Gay when the sun is out and skies are kind | D |
| The daughters of the rainbow all may win | F |
| Pity their lovers when the sun goes in | F |
| Her smiles are brightest 'neath the stormiest sky | E |
| Thrice blest and all unworthy I | E |
Richard Le Gallienne
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