A Woman's Last Word Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC A DEDE A FGFG B HIHI I HAHA A IJIJ A AKAK A LHMH H NONO H AIAI

IA
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Let's contend no more LoveB
Strive nor weepC
All be as before LoveB
Only sleepC
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IIA
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What so wild as words areD
I and thouE
In debate as birds areD
Hawk on boughE
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IIIA
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See the creature stalkingF
While we speakG
Hush and hide the talkingF
Cheek on cheekG
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IVB
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What so false as truth isH
False to theeI
Where the serpent's tooth isH
Shun the treeI
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VI
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Where the apple reddensH
Never pryA
Lest we lose our EdensH
Eve and IA
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VIA
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Be a god and hold meI
With a charmJ
Be a man and fold meI
With thine armJ
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VIIA
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Teach me only teach LoveA
As I oughtK
I will speak thy speech LoveA
Think thy thoughtK
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VIIIA
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Meet if thou require itL
Both demandsH
Laying flesh and spiritM
In thy handsH
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IXH
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That shall be to morrowN
Not to nightO
I must bury sorrowN
Out of sightO
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XH
-
Must a little weep LoveA
Foolish meI
And so fall asleep LoveA
Loved by theeI

Robert Browning



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