Though Deep Indifference Should Drowse Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAAAA BBCCDD EEFFAA| THOUGH deep indifference should drowse | A |
| The sluggish life beneath my brows | A |
| And all the external things I see | A |
| Grow snow showers in the street to me | A |
| Yet inmost in my stormy sense | A |
| Thy looks shall be an influence | A |
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| Though other loves may come and go | B |
| And long years sever us below | B |
| Shall the thin ice that grows above | C |
| Freeze the deep centre well of love | C |
| No still below light amours thou | D |
| Shalt rule me as thou rul'st me now | D |
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| Year following year shall only set | E |
| Fresh gems upon thy coronet | E |
| And Time grown lover shall delight | F |
| To beautify thee in my sight | F |
| And thou shalt ever rule in me | A |
| Crowned with the light of memory | A |
Robert Louis Stevenson
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