St. Martin's Summer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDB EFGFEF HIDIDI| AS swallows turning backward | A |
| When half way o'er the sea | B |
| At one word's trumpet summons | C |
| They came again to me | B |
| The hopes I had forgotten | D |
| Came back again to me | B |
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| I know not which to credit | E |
| O lady of my heart | F |
| Your eyes that bade me linger | G |
| Your words that bade us part | F |
| I know not which to credit | E |
| My reason or my heart | F |
| - | |
| But be my hopes rewarded | H |
| Or be they but in vain | I |
| I have dreamed a golden vision | D |
| I have gathered in the grain | I |
| I have dreamed a golden vision | D |
| I have not lived in vain | I |
Robert Louis Stevenson
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