Romance In The Market Place Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDCEBFBGFHIJIJJFK LKMLNOPOQPRPJPSJ

YOU stood beside the flowersA
Yourself a flowerB
And on your faceC
The twilight stayed another hourB
It shone so paleD
And all around men talked as in a market placeC
I heard them talk and feltE
No interest stirB
In what they saidF
Lilies were nigh you and around you wereB
The lights of loveG
And all about the world moved on with nervous treadF
I heard it not for downH
And round aboutI
My soul you drewJ
The veils that shut the loud earth outI
And I and youJ
Were there alone no one beside but I and youJ
What words were those we saidF
Old ones perchanceK
Pale with the painL
Of all who've kissed and talked romanceK
And said farewellM
And mixed their tears and kissed and sighed and sighed in vainL
We stood a sainted whileN
And then your handO
Sought to be freeP
And you were gone and all the landO
Was under gloomQ
And lamps were lit for other men but none for meP
I stood and watched you goR
And suddenlyP
The loud world grewJ
Like some great voiced insetting seaP
And men went byS
Talking of trade and war and all but love and youJ

Roderic Quinn



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