In A Year Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCADBCD E FGHFIGHI E JKLJMKNM B OPQORPSR B T UVUW B XYBXZYBZ B UUUUA2UUA2 B UB2UUAC2UA Z D2E2 D2F2E2G2 Z BUUBUUUUNever any more | A |
While I live | B |
Need I hope to see his face | C |
As before | A |
Once his love grown chill | D |
Mine may strive | B |
Bitterly we re embrace | C |
Single still | D |
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II | E |
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Was it something said | F |
Something done | G |
Vexed him was it touch of hand | H |
Turn of head | F |
Strange that very way | I |
Love begun | G |
I as little understand | H |
Love's decay | I |
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III | E |
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When I sewed or drew | J |
I recall | K |
How he looked as if I sung | L |
Sweetly too | J |
If I spoke a word | M |
First of all | K |
Up his cheek the colour sprang | N |
Then he heard | M |
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IV | B |
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Sitting by my side | O |
At my feet | P |
So he breathed but air I breathed | Q |
Satisfied | O |
I too at love's brim | R |
Touched the sweet | P |
I would die if death bequeathed | S |
Sweet to him | R |
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V | B |
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Speak I love thee best '' | - |
He exclaimed | T |
Let thy love my own foretell '' | - |
I confessed | U |
Clasp my heart on thine | V |
Now unblamed | U |
Since upon thy soul as well | W |
Hangeth mine '' | - |
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VI | B |
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Was it wrong to own | X |
Being truth | Y |
Why should all the giving prove | B |
His alone | X |
I had wealth and ease | Z |
Beauty youth | Y |
Since my lover gave me love | B |
I gave these | Z |
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VII | B |
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That was all I meant | U |
To be just | U |
And the passion I had raised | U |
To content | U |
Since he chose to change | A2 |
Gold for dust | U |
If I gave him what he praised | U |
Was it strange | A2 |
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VIII | B |
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Would he loved me yet | U |
On and on | B2 |
While I found some way undreamed | U |
Paid my debt | U |
Gave more life and more | A |
Till all gone | C2 |
He should smile She never seemed | U |
Mine before | A |
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IX | Z |
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What she felt the while | D2 |
Must I think | E2 |
Love's so different with us men '' | - |
He should smile | D2 |
Dying for my sake | F2 |
White and pink | E2 |
Can't we touch these bubbles then | G2 |
But they break '' | - |
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X | Z |
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Dear the pang is brief | B |
Do thy part | U |
Have thy pleasure How perplexed | U |
Grows belief | B |
Well this cold clay clod | U |
Was man's heart | U |
Crumble it and what comes next | U |
Is it God | U |
Robert Browning
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