Another Way Of Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDEEBFDGG A HDGIIHDGJJJ A KLDDDKLDGGG| I | A |
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| June was not over | B |
| Though past the fall | C |
| And the best of her roses | D |
| Had yet to blow | E |
| When a man I know | E |
| But shall not discover | B |
| Since ears are dull | F |
| And time discloses | D |
| Turned him and said with a man's true air | G |
| Half sighing a smile in a yawn as 'twere | G |
| If I tire of your June will she greatly care '' | - |
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| II | A |
| - | |
| Well dear in doors with you | H |
| True serene deadness | D |
| Tries a man's temper | G |
| What's in the blossom | I |
| June wears on her bosom | I |
| Can it clear scores with you | H |
| Sweetness and redness | D |
| Eadem semper | G |
| Go let me care for it greatly or slightly | J |
| If June mend her bower now your hand left unsightly | J |
| By plucking the roses my June will do rightly | J |
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| III | A |
| - | |
| And after for pastime | K |
| If June be refulgent | L |
| With flowers in completeness | D |
| All petals no prickles | D |
| Delicious as trickles | D |
| Of wine poured at mass time | K |
| And choose One indulgent | L |
| To redness and sweetness | D |
| Or if with experience of man and of spider | G |
| June use my June lightning the strong insect ridder | G |
| And stop the fresh film work why June will consider | G |
Robert Browning
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