Young Love Iii - "but, Song, Arise Thee On A Greater Wing," Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCBDEEDDFGHFGHII JKKLMNME| But Song arise thee on a greater wing | A |
| Nor twitter robin like of love nor sing | A |
| A pretty dalliance with grief but try | B |
| Some metre like a sky | B |
| Wherein to set | C |
| Stars that may linger yet | C |
| When I thy master shall have come to die | B |
| Twitter and tweet | D |
| Thy carollings | E |
| Of little things | E |
| Of fair and sweet | D |
| For it is meet | D |
| O robin red | F |
| That little theme | G |
| Hath little song | H |
| That little head | F |
| Hath little dream | G |
| And long | H |
| But we have starry business such a grief | I |
| As Autumn's dead by some forgotten sheaf | I |
| While all the distance echoes of the wain | J |
| Grief as an ocean's for some sudden isle | K |
| Of living green that stayed with it a while | K |
| Then to oblivious deluge plunged again | L |
| Grief as of Alps that yearn but never reach | M |
| Grief as of Death for Life of Night for Day | N |
| Such grief O Song how hast thou strength to teach | M |
| How hope to make assay | E |
Richard Le Gallienne
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