No More Music Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABB CDEDD FGFGG HIHII JGJGG FKFKKThe Porch was blazoned with geranium bloom | A |
Myrtle and jasmine meadows lit the lea | B |
With rose and violet the vale's perfume | A |
Languished to where the hyacinthine sea | B |
Dreamed tenderly And I must go said he | B |
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He spoke in that dim ghostly voice of his | C |
I was a singer then the Was and GAS | D |
I had to lean to him no word to miss | E |
We bought this little caf eacute nigh to Grasse | D |
With sun and flowers my last few days will pass | D |
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And music too I have my mandolin | F |
Say Maybe you can strum on your guitar | G |
Come on we two will make melodious din | F |
While Madame sings to us behind the bar | G |
You'll see how sweet Italian folk songs are | G |
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So he would play and I would thrum the while | H |
I used to there every lovely day | I |
His wife would listen with a sunny smile | H |
And when I left Please come again she'd say | I |
He seems quite sad when you have one away | I |
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Alas I had to leave without good bye | J |
And lived in sooty cities for ayear | G |
Oh how my heart ached for that happy sky | J |
Then then one day my caf eacute I drew near | G |
God it was strange how I was gripped with fear | G |
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So still it was I saw no mandolin | F |
No gay guitar with ribbons blue and red | K |
Then all in black stone faced the wife came in | F |
I did not ask I looked she shook her head | K |
La musique est fini was all she said | K |
Robert William Service
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