Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDDEAEAFF| Nay but you who do not love her | A |
| Is she not pure gold my mistress | B |
| Holds earth aught speak truth above her | A |
| Aught like this tress see and this tress | C |
| And this last fairest tress of all | D |
| So fair see ere I let it fall | D |
| Because you spend your lives in praising | E |
| To praise you search the wide world over | A |
| Then why not witness calmly gazing | E |
| If earth holds aught speak truth above her | A |
| Above this tress and this I touch | F |
| But cannot praise I love so much | F |
Robert Browning
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