For Lillian Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEDEFGFHII| She was so dear so fair Her memory stays | A |
| Even her dying robs me not of this | B |
| That I have walked with her in mortal ways | A |
| Whose tender beauty now immortal is | C |
| There are sweet flowers that bloom in ways forlorn | D |
| And sad sweet eyes whose beauty is a flower | E |
| Blown in the night to which there is no morn | D |
| Dream born and dying in its dewy bower | E |
| And she was such a flower her sweet eyes such | F |
| The secret hours that only the heart knows | G |
| Thrill with the glamour of her tone and touch | F |
| Like music that is sweetest at the close | H |
| Falling to death as falls the fairest thing | I |
| Beyond the power of love's recovering | I |
Robert Crawford
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