Come, My Beloved, Hear From Me Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEFGGHIJJKKLM NNOOPPQQRRST| COME my beloved hear from me | A |
| Tales of the woods or open sea | A |
| Let our aspiring fancy rise | B |
| A wren's flight higher toward the skies | B |
| Or far from cities brown and bare | C |
| Play at the least in open air | C |
| In all the tales men hear us tell | D |
| Still let the unfathomed ocean swell | D |
| Or shallower forest sound abroad | E |
| Below the lonely stars of God | F |
| In all let something still be done | G |
| Still in a corner shine the sun | G |
| Slim ankled maids be fleet of foot | H |
| Nor man disown the rural flute | I |
| Still let the hero from the start | J |
| In honest sweat and beats of heart | J |
| Push on along the untrodden road | K |
| For some inviolate abode | K |
| Still O beloved let me hear | L |
| The great bell beating far and near | M |
| The odd unknown enchanted gong | N |
| That on the road hales men along | N |
| That from the mountain calls afar | O |
| That lures a vessel from a star | O |
| And with a still aerial sound | P |
| Makes all the earth enchanted ground | P |
| Love and the love of life and act | Q |
| Dance live and sing through all our furrowed tract | Q |
| Till the great God enamoured gives | R |
| To him who reads to him who lives | R |
| That rare and fair romantic strain | S |
| That whoso hears must hear again | T |
Robert Louis Stevenson
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