Let Love Go, If Go She Will Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDCEEFFGGHHIIJ DCJKLKM| LET love go if go she will | A |
| Seek not O fool her wanton flight to stay | B |
| Of all she gives and takes away | B |
| The best remains behind her still | A |
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| The best remains behind in vain | C |
| Joy she may give and take again | D |
| Joy she may take and leave us pain | C |
| If yet she leave behind | E |
| The constant mind | E |
| To meet all fortunes nobly to endure | F |
| All things with a good heart and still be pure | F |
| Still to be foremost in the foremost cause | G |
| And still be worthy of the love that was | G |
| Love coming is omnipotent indeed | H |
| But not Love going Let her go The seed | H |
| Springs in the favouring Summer air and grows | I |
| And waxes strong and when the Summer goes | I |
| Remains a perfect tree | J |
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| Joy she may give and take again | D |
| Joy she may take and leave us pain | C |
| O Love and what care we | J |
| For one thing thou hast given O Love one thing | K |
| Is ours that nothing can remove | L |
| And as the King discrowned is still a King | K |
| The unhappy lover still preserves his love | M |
Robert Louis Stevenson
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