My Delight And Thy Delight Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAA BBB CC DD EFEGG HHIIJJ| My delight and thy delight | A |
| Walking like two angels white | A |
| In the gardens of the night | A |
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| My desire and thy desire | B |
| Twining to a tongue of fire | B |
| Leaping live and laughing higher | B |
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| Thro' the everlasting strife | C |
| In the mystery of life | C |
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| Love from whom the world begun | D |
| Hath the secret of the sun | D |
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| Love can tell and love alone | E |
| Whence the million stars were strewn | F |
| Why each atom knows its own | E |
| How in spite of woe and death | G |
| Gay is life and sweet is breath | G |
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| This he taught us this we knew | H |
| Happy in his science true | H |
| Hand in hand as we stood | I |
| 'Neath the shadows of the wood | I |
| Heart to heart as we lay | J |
| In the dawning of the day | J |
Robert Seymour Bridges
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