Young Love Xiv - A June Lily Poem Rhyme Scheme

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The poet dramatises his Lady's loneliness	A
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Alone once more alone how like a tomb	B
My little parlour sounds which only now	C
Yearned like some holy chancel with his voice	D
So still so empty Surely one might fear	E
The walls should meet in ruinous collapse	F
That held no more his music Yet they stand	G
Firm in a foolish firmness meaningless	A
As frescoed sepulchre some Pharaoh built	H
But never came to sleep in built indeed	I
For that grey moth to flit in like a ghost	J
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Alone another feast day come and gone	K
Watched through the weeks as in my garden there	L
I watch a seedling grow from blade to bud	M
Impatient for its blossom So this day	N
Has bloomed at last and we have plucked its flower	O
And shared its sweetness and once more the time	P
Is as that stalk from which but now I plucked	Q
Its last June lily as a parting sign	R
Yea but he seemed to love it yet if he	S
But craved it in deceit of tenderness	A
To make my heart glow brighter with a lie	T
Will it indeed be cherished as he said	U
Or will he keep it near his book a while	V
And when grown rank forget it in his glass	W
And leave it for the maid who dusts his room	B
To clear away and cast upon the heap	X
Or may be will he bury it away	N
In some old drawer with other mummy flowers	Y
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Nay but I wrong thee dear one thinking so	Z
My boy my love my poet Nay I know	Z
Thy lonely room tomb like to thee as mine	R
Tomb like as tomb of some returning ghost	J
Seems only bright about my lily flower	O
And mayhap while I wrong thee thus in thought	A2
Thou bendest o'er it feigning for some ease	B2
Of parted ache conceits of poet wit	C2
On petal and on stamen let me try	T
If lilies be alike thine is as this	D2
I wonder if thy reading tallies too	E2
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Six petals with a dewdrop in their heart	F2
Six pure brave years an ivory cup of tears	G2
Six pearly pillared stamens golden crowned	H2
Growing from out the dewdrop and a seventh	I2
Soaring alone trilobed and mystic green	J2
Six pearl bright years aflower with gold of joy	K2
Sprung from the heart of those brave tear fed years	L2
But what that seventh single stamen is	M2
My little wit must leave for thee to tell	N2
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But neither poet nor a sibyl thou	C
What brave conceit had he my poet built	H
No jugglery of numbers that mean nought	H
That can mean nought for ever unto us	A

Richard Le Gallienne

Young Love Xiv - A June Lily Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

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